Thermosplastic, non-woven, waterproofing tape
duraband is a polypropylene, special coated non-woven waterproofing tape which offers excellent extension in cross direction and rigid lengthwise as well as strong, high tenacity with a special flexible zone in the middle.
Uses
For covered outdoor applications:
- Expansion, construction, and connection joints
- Work joints in concrete building components
- Cracks in concrete building components
- Concrete surface with a water-permeable concrete composition
- Repair / over-banding of leaking or failed joint sealants
- Joints with extreme movements
- Joints and cracks in basements, tunnels, and culverts
- Joints in water channels
- Sealing of corner detailing in wet areas
- Not for constant UV exposure
Advantages
- Very flexible
- Offers a wide range of service temperatures
- High pressure resistance
- Excellent lateral and longitudinal elongation properties
- Easy to apply
- Good chemical resistance
- Economical roll lengths
Surface Preparation
All surfaces are to be clean, sound, dry and free from any contaminants that may impair the bonding properties of the duraband system. All sharp edges and protrusions to be removed.
Application
duraband must be applied with a suitable adhesive or sealing agent on many different surfaces but only if covered with panels or plaster, in order that it is not constantly exposed to UV rays.
THICKNESS | WIDTH | COATING WIDTH | ROLL LENGTH | EXPANSION AREA |
1.5 mm | 170 mm | 110 mm | 30 m | 45 mm |
Typical Physical Properties
Colour | Grey | May change from batch to batch |
Breaking load longitudinal (only flexible zone) | DIN EN ISO 527-3 | 56 N/15 mm |
Breaking load longitudinal | 140 N/15 mm | |
Breaking load lateral | 58 N/15 mm | |
Extension break longitudinal (only flexible zone) | 279% | |
Extension break longitudinal | 33% | |
Extension break lateral | 486% | |
Power absorption at 25% Elasticity lateral |
0.8 N/mm | |
Power absorption at 50% Elasticity lateral |
1.0 N/mm | |
Resistance to water pressure |
DIN EN 1928 (Version B) | >3.0 bar |
UV resistance | DIN EN ISO 4892-3 | 2480 hrs |
Storage
Store in a cool and dry area, protect against sunlight, use within 24 months after receipt.
NOTE:
Due to technical reasons the colour of the material or the printing may vary slightly from batch to batch.ved.
Chemical Resistance Properties
Hydrochloric acid 3% | Internal | + |
Sulphuric acid 35% | Internal | + |
Citric acid 100 g/l | Internal | + |
Lactic acid 5% | Internal | + |
Potassium hydroxide 3%/20% | Internal | +/+ |
Sodium hypochlorite 0.3 g/l | Internal | + |
Salt water (20 g/l sea water salt) |
Internal | + |
Chemical resistance after 7 days at 25 oC | ||
+ (resistant) 0 (weak) – (non resistant) |
Joint Sealing with abe.® dura.band (or as recommended by a.b.e.® Construction Chemicals)
SURFACES | CHEMICAL FOR BONDING | TAPES OVERLAPPING |
Concrete/Plaster | Epoxy – epidermix 318 Cementitious – dura.®flex |
Epoxy – epidermix 318 Hot- air-gun (hexagonal piece) |
Bitumen sheet membrane | Polyurethane | Hot-air gun |
PVC sheet membrane | Hot-air gun | N/A |
Important Note
This data sheet is issued as a guide to the use of the product(s) concerned. Whilst a.b.e.® endeavours to ensure that any advice, recommendation, specification or information is accurate and correct, the company cannot accept any liability for application – because a.b.e.® has no direct or continuous control over where and how a.b.e.® products are applied.
Further Information
Where other products are to be used in conjunction with this material, the relevant technical data sheets should be consulted to determine total
requirements.
a.b.e.® has a wealth of technical and practical experience built up over the years in the company’s pursuit of excellence in building and construction
technology.