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Expansion Joints

Expansion Joints

NEOFERMA GASKET FOR EXPANSION JOINT

We have been manufacturing Neoferma Gasket in Australia since 1986. Using the most efficient process available we ensure that each and every batch meets the stringent quality requirements our customers demand. We are also able to manufacture in a variety of colours to suit design objectives, subject to minimum quantity and pigment limitations.

Some Examples of Projects supplied include:

The Sydney Opera House
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Parliament House – NSW
Cahill Express Way Tunnel
The Law Courts
Fox Studios
RAAF Bases
The Olympic Pool
Sydney International Airport
Regent Shopping Centre - Malaysia

PROPERTIES OF NEOFERMA GASKET

 

Description and application of Neoferma Gasket

The Neoferma gasket is suitable for sealing all types of joints. It is extremely flexible, consisting of hollow sections terminating in individual lips. It requires only cosmetically clean and smooth contact surfaces. It may even be installed in wet joints, reducing wet weather delays.
Neoferma gasket is easily compressed and maintains close contact with concrete, steel, glass or wood surfaces. This ensures complete sealing of the joint.

Water and Weather Resistance

The gaskets have been tested successfully to a hydrostatic pressure of ten metres and in buildings more than 100m high with a wind velocity of 160km/hour developing a pressure of 130 kg/m² and for buildings 160-320m high with a wind pressure of 180 kg/m².

Sound Insulation

These gaskets exhibit excellent insulation against airborne sound.

Thermal Insulation

A single gasket will provide good thermal insulation but in cases where the standard required is very exacting our system of double gaskets (inside and outside of joint) is recommended.

Materials

The Neoferma gasket can be manufactured from EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) or neoprene or similar synthetic rubber. Colours are available to meet design criteria (subject to minimum quantity) These rubbers have been in use for nearly 50 years and have an unrivalled record of durability under all kinds of conditions, including a temperature range of -35°C to +90°C.

Neoferma Black

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