Managing earth dams is critical for farmers and industries that depend on them for water storage. Leaking dams not only waste valuable water resources but also pose risks to infrastructure and the environment. Enter DAMFIX Wet, a cutting-edge solution proudly developed by Kannar Earth Science in Kempton Park, a South African company dedicated to providing practical solutions tailored to local challenges.

This homegrown product has proven to be a game-changer, addressing one of the most persistent issues faced by dam owners – dam leaks. With its exceptional water-reactive properties and ease of application, DAMFIX Wet provide solutions to farmers, living estates, holiday resorts, golf courses and mines to protect their water resources and infrastructure effectively.

A LOCAL INNOVATION FOR LOCAL CHALLENGES

DAMFIX Wet was designed to tackle the unique conditions often faced by Southern African farmers and industries. With the country’s reliance on earth dams for irrigation, livestock, and water conservation, Kannar Earth Science recognized the urgent need for a reliable and efficient product to combat seepage and leaks.

As a proudly South African product, DAMFIX Wet not only provides world-class performance but also supports local industries and expertise. By choosing DAMFIX Wet, dam owners invest in a product that’s made by South Africans for Southern Africans, ensuring it’s suited to the challenges of our unique environment.

HOW DAMFIX WET WORKS

DAMFIX Wet is a water-reactive solution that works by sealing active leaks quickly and effectively without draining the dam. When applied, it reacts with water to form a durable, impermeable barrier that blocks the flow of water through cracks, fissures, or porous zones by binding with the soil.

This makes it ideal for addressing:

• Seepage through the dam’s embankment or foundation.

• Piping, where soil erosion creates dangerous channels for water flow.

• Emergency leaks that require immediate attention.

SUCCESS STORY: North-West University’s Dam

One remarkable example of DAMFIX Wet’s effectiveness comes from the North-West University (NWU) Vanderbijlpark Campus, where an12,000m² dam faced severe leakage. Pools of water were forming on the opposite side of the dam wall, indicating significant seepage.

The dam was treated with DAMFIX Wet, and the results were astounding. Within just one week, the leaks were sealed, and the pools of water had drained and dried completely. This swift and effective repair not only saved the dam but also ensured the campus could continue using it for its intended purposes without further disruption.

WHY DAMFIX WET IS A GAME-CHANGER

• Proudly South African: Locally developed and manufactured by Kannar Earth Science, DAMFIX Wet reflects the innovation and resilience of South Africa’s engineering and science sectors.

• Fast-Acting and Effective: The water-reactive formula provides immediate results, making it perfect for urgent situations.

• Cost-Effective: Prevents expensive repairs and water losses, offering long-term savings for dam owners.

• Eco-Friendly: DAMFIX Wet minimizes environmental impact by sealing leaks without introducing harmful substances into the surrounding ecosystem.

• Versatile: Effective for various types of leaks and conditions, ensuring broad applicability.

A SOLUTION FOR EVERY DAM OWNER

For farmers and industries across Southern Africa, leaking earth dams can threaten livelihoods and disrupt operations. With DAMFIX Wet, Kannar Earth Science provides a proven solution that protects water resources and infrastructure while supporting the local economy.

Whether you’re managing a small farm dam or a larger industrial water body, DAMFIX Wet offers a reliable, proudly South African way to address leaks and safeguard your water supply. With its proven track record and innovative formulation, DAMFIX Wet ensures your dam remains strong, secure, and leak-free.

Invest in DAMFIX Wet today and experience the benefits of local innovation that works as hard as you do. Together, we can build stronger, more sustainable water systems for South Africa.