AquaBlok
AquaBlok offers reliable bentonite clay delivery through water creating an impermeable seal to stop leaks in ponds and other waterways. The product’s weight and structure allow each composite particle to sink and selfcompact, adding physical integrity to the resulting sealant layer. Once a water body is determined to be leaking, traditional techniques limit the remedy options. Unlike with other bentonite-based alternatives (e.g. powders, chips, pellets), AquaBlok will not drift or dissipate, so the material is certain to go exactly where you place it and where you need it. Appropriate applications include ponds, lakes, reservoirs, canals, dams, and more.
Simple & Effective
AquaBlok utilizes a dense aggregate (limestone) core wrapped in powdered bentonite clay to dependably deliver a sound seal to any area prone to or experiencing water loss. The product is made from the same high quality Wyoming sodium bentonite used in landfills and other demanding sealing applications. Due to the extreme low permeability, internal weight (density), and expansive characteristics of this novel composite particle, each individual “pebble-like” unit swells into adjacent particles to produce a uniform and durable layer – stopping the leak at its source.
The Versatility of AquaBlok
Applications of AquaBlok extend well beyond “liner” installations. While a veneer of the material blanketed over sand, gravel, or stone is an effective means to fortify the bottom or side slopes of a basin (without the need for feet of compacted, local clay), it is the product’s versatility that has led to the nickname “nature’s duct tape.” From an insurance anti-seep around pipes and control structures to a plug for animal burrows and remnant field tiles to a structurally stable, stand-alone backfill in a cut-off wall (as reinforcement for a dam or earthen berm), the ways in which AquaBlok can be used are seemingly bound only by the creativity of those confronting seepage issues.
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