Waterproofing rubber (EPDM)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 1 mm, 1000 mm (grooved on both sides)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 1 mm, 200 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 1 mm, 500 mm (grooved on both sides)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 1 mm, 500 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 1.5 mm, 1000 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 2 mm, 200 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 3 mm, 1000 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 3 mm, 200 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 4 mm, 200 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 5 mm, 1000 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 5 mm, 200 mm (grooved on one side)
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Waterproofing rubber ≠ 8 mm, 200 mm (grooved on one side)
€ 18.76 /m. Add to cart
EPDM Waterproofing Rubber is a synthetic rubber material based on ethylene-propylene-diene monomer (hence the abbreviation EPDM). This material is popular in construction and industry due to its flexibility, durability, and high resistance to weather conditions, UV radiation, and chemicals.
Main Characteristics and Advantages of EPDM
- Flexibility: EPDM is highly flexible and maintains elasticity in temperatures ranging from -50 to +130 °C, making it ideal for use in regions with large temperature fluctuations.
- Durability: This material can last up to 50 years or more while maintaining its waterproofing properties.
- UV and Ozone Resistance: EPDM is resistant to UV radiation, allowing it to be used on open surfaces without the need for additional sun protection.
- Chemical Resistance: The rubber is resistant to alkalis, acids, oils, and other chemicals, making it suitable for industrial applications.
- Environmental Friendliness: EPDM can often be reused or recycled; it is safe for the environment and does not release harmful substances into the atmosphere.
Applications of EPDM
- Roofing: EPDM is widely used as a membrane for flat roofs, providing excellent moisture protection and retaining its properties even in harsh weather conditions. It can be adhered or mechanically attached to the surface.
- Waterproofing Foundations and Underground Structures: This material prevents moisture from penetrating foundation walls and floors, protecting buildings from damage.
- Construction of Water Bodies and Pools: EPDM is ideal for creating artificial ponds, lakes, pools, and reservoirs. The material is resistant to algae growth and corrosion.
- Engineering Networks and Drainage Systems: EPDM can be used to seal pipes, channels, drains, and other engineering networks, as it withstands water and chemical exposure excellently.
- Automotive Industry: EPDM is also widely used for gaskets, seals, and hoses in vehicles due to its resistance to wear, weather, and sudden temperature changes.
Installation and Maintenance Features
- Installation: EPDM can be applied in various ways — by adhesive, hot air welding, or with specialized fasteners. Special adhesives and tapes are used to seal the seams, ensuring a watertight barrier.
- Maintenance: EPDM does not require frequent maintenance, but periodic surface inspections will help extend the material’s lifespan. Any damage can be easily repaired with adhesive or welded seams.
- Compatibility with Other Materials: EPDM can be combined with other waterproofing materials, providing flexibility in design and construction.
Disadvantages of EPDM
- Sensitivity to Petroleum Products: EPDM does not react well to contact with oils and fuels, so another material is recommended for such conditions.
- Cost: This material can be more expensive than other types of waterproofing, especially for complex structures and large coverage areas.
Conclusion
EPDM is a versatile, durable, and long-lasting waterproofing material suitable for various construction and industrial applications.
