Articles About Butyl Sealant and Tapes

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Butyl Tape vs Butyl Sealant: What’s the Difference?

Butyl tape and butyl sealants are both used to create watertight seals, but they are designed for very different applications.

Tan paper roll with black sealant sitting on a gray concrete texture

Where Should You Use Hydrophilic Waterstops?

Hydrophilic waterstops are designed to create watertight seals in concrete construction joints by expanding when exposed to moisture.

Cardboard box sitting behind a tan roll of butyl sealant that has a gray gum like texture

Where Should You Use Fuel-Resistant Waterstops?

Fuel-resistant sealants are designed to maintain a watertight seal in environments exposed to hydrocarbons such as gasoline, diesel, and oils.

Black roll of butyl sealant sitting in front of a brown box

Where Should You Use Butyl Joint Sealants?

Butyl joint sealants are designed to create seals in concrete joints. They are commonly used in precast and underground structures where a reliable seal is required to prevent water infiltration.