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    JUTA HYDROLOCK STRIP 5mX20mmX25mm

    Juta Hydrolock Strip is a swellable bentonite joint sealing tape with crystallisation additives. Hydrolock Strip is used as a waterstop in concrete construction joints, and is tested and approved up to 7 bar water pressure. Unit Size: 5m x 20mm x 25mm
     
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    £34.00 excl tax
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    Uses:
    The swellable bentonite tape consists of bentonite embedded in a matrix of highly molecular polyisobutylene Caoutchouc and specialty filler with crystalline admixture.
    Supplied as a coiled 'strip', it is simply fastened onto the existing joint surface before the next concrete pour.
    Any subsequent water leakage through the joint activates the Hydrolock Strip, which absorbs the water and swells, expanding into the joint and forming an impermeable layer in the joint.

    Advantages:
    Hydrolock Strip seals in two phases: Sealing by immediate swelling in contact with water and sealing by crystallisation
    Self-injecting effect - penetrates cracks and cavities
    Swelling and shrinking are infinitely reversible
    Dimensionally stable in all temperatures
    High natural mineral component ensures limited fatigue over time

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