PVC Waterstop for Construction Joints

The most common solution to seal construction and expansion joints

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When to use a PVC Waterstop

Our top-quality PVC waterstop are specifically engineered to provide a watertight seal in concrete joints and structures, offering superior performance and long-lasting durability.

You can trust in their ability to withstand high water pressure and resist chemical corrosion, protecting your structures from leaks and water damage. The exceptional flexibility and tensile strength make them suitable for accommodating movement and preventing unwanted infiltration.

Whether you’re working on commercial, residential, or industrial projects, our PVC waterstop is the ideal choice. Its versatility and compatibility make it suitable for a wide range of applications, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.

Different types of PVC Waterstop:

Construction Joint Waterstop

Designed to seal non-moving construction joints and prevent water infiltration, providing a continuous barrier from leakage.

Expansion Joint Waterstop

Their section includes a central bulb that is left outside of the cast. They are engineered to seal expansion joints while still allowing for movement. 

Internal Joint Waterstop

This type of waterstop is placed inside the concrete structure, and it is secured to the rebar with clips that prevents it form moving during casting.

External Joint Waterstop

This type of waterstop is placed on the bottom end of the concrete structure, and it is used to seal the structure externally. It is usually secured with clips.

Our Models

Waterstop Joint WLA

It is a waterstop meant for expansion joints, and for internal use. It has a central bulb that is left outside of the cast.

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Code A B C D Width Pack
mm mm mm mm mm
WLA 150 Bulb 2,3 3,5 23 27 150 25 mt.
WLA 200 Bulb 2,5 3,7 25 30 200 25 mt.
WLA 220 Bulb 2,5 3,7 25 30 220 25 mt.
WLA 250 Bulb 2,5 4,0 25 30 250 25 mt.
WLA 260 Bulb 2,8 5,5 25 32 260 25 mt.
WLA 300 Bulb 2,6 4,0 30 38 300 20 mt.
WLA 320 Bulb 3,0 4,5 27 32 320 20 mt.
WLA 360 Bulb 4,0 6,4 37 45 360 15 mt.
WLA 440 Bulb 4,0 8,0 48 48 440 15 mt.

Waterstop Joint WLB

It is a waterstop meant for non-movable construction joints, and for internal use. Its flat section stays completely inside the concrete.

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Code A B C D Width Pack
mm mm mm mm mm
WLB 150 Flat 150 50/25 mt.
WLB 200 Flat 200 50/25 mt.
WLB 250 Flat 250 30 mt.
WLB 300 Flat 3,5 300 30 mt.

Waterstop Joint WLC

It is a waterstop meant for non-movable construction joints, but for external use. It is positioned at the bottom of the structure.

Waterbar external
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Code A B C D Width Pack
mm mm mm mm mm
WLC 200 Flat 3,2 17 200 20/25 mt.
WLC 250 Flat 3,2 17 250 20/25 mt.
WLC 320 Flat 4 24 320 15 mt.

Waterstop Joint WLD

It is an external waterstop meant for expansion joints. It is positioned at the bottom of the structure.

Waterstop external
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Code A B C D Width Pack
mm mm mm mm mm
WLD 200 Bulb 3,2 19 20 17 200 25 mt.
WLD 250 Bulb 3,2 19 22 17 250 25 mt.
WLD 320 Bulb 4,0 30 30 23 320 15 mt.
WLD 350 Bulb 4,5 30 30 24 350 15 mt.
WLD 350 Bulb 5,0 35 35 27 350 15 mt.

Application of Waterstop profiles

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Positioning the joint in place

The joint must be unrolled and laid flat, in order to avoid any irregularities. It is important to fix the waterstop profile to the rebar using specific clips or wire.

The joint must be fixed to the steel structure multiple times, so it will stay safely in place when the concrete is cast. When using external waterstop joints it is even more important that the profile does not present wrinkles or deformities that separate it from the ground.

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Welding with hot blade

Waterstop joint must form a closed barrier to protect the structure from water, so when using the product is very important to maintain its continuity. When a roll is finished, the end of it must be weld together with the beginning of the next roll.

This is usually achieved with the help of a hot blade, used to melt the two extremities together. It is important to inspect the joint for any irregularities and reheat it with the hot blade if necessary. 

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