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| Joint filling products both preformed and chemical for a wide range of applications in concrete and asphalt. |
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The information provided on this page is a brief overview of the product and its features. Please refer to our current technical data for complete details on usage and application of any products summarised on this page before specification or use.
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| Non-gassing, heat resistant (to 200 degrees C) backer rod. Maintains proper joint depth for joint sealants, etc. Suitable for use with cold applied sealants as well as hot-melt adhesives and sealants. |
| Expanding cork joint filler that provides permanent joint protection. Can be used in areas subjected to heavy vehicle traffic as well as most other applications. Suitable for water retaining structures and all joint applications where a permanent, strong filler is required. |
| Cold applied horizontal joint sealant, resistant to jet fuel, oil & gasoline. For airport runways, garages, driveways, etc. |
| Flexible epoxy joint filler. Can be used with or without sand. Suitable for use in concrete or asphalt type substrates. Uses include speed camera loops, traffic light cable loops, control joints, etc. Available in normal and cold-cure formulations. |
| Preformed Contraction Joint consists of 2 solid pieces that have been preassembled for easy handling and installation. SPEED-E-JOINT offers an ideal solution to controlling cracks in concrete. It is a rigid preformed contraction joint that produces a straight-line crack on the surface of concrete slabs and locks into the aggregate just below the surface. SPEED-E-JOINT is strong, economical and eliminates waste in providing straight lines. It is quick and easy to install. The top section pulls free once the joint has been placed correctly in the wet concrete. |
| Premium grade, pourable, two component horizontal sealant. For crack repair & joint sealant, especially bridge nosings. Low modulus, cold applied and doesn’t require specialist heating or mixing gear. Usable between concrete and concrete, concrete and asphalt and asphalt and asphalt. |
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