Compression Expansion Seal

Product Description:

A compression-expansion seal is a type of joint sealant that is used to seal joints in concrete structures. It is designed to compress when the joint is closed and to expand when the joint is open. This allows the seal to accommodate movement in the joint and to prevent water from penetrating the structure.

Benefits:

Watertightness
Watertightness
Movement Accommodation
Ease of Installation
Low Maintenance
Versatility
Cost-Effectiveness
Environmentally Friendly

Applications / Methodology:

Bridges: Compression expansion seals are commonly used to seal joints in bridges
Buildings: Used to seal joints in buildings, particularly in areas where there is a lot of movement, such as expansion joints and control joints.
Sidewalks: Used to seal joints in sidewalks, preventing water from penetrating and causing damage.
Parking garages: Used to seal joints in parking garages, protecting the concrete from damage caused by water, salt, and chemicals.
Tunnels: Used to seal joints in tunnels, preventing water from entering the tunnel and causing damage to the structure.
Pipes and ducts: Used to seal joints in pipes and ducts, preventing leaks and ensuring the integrity of the system.