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Sika® MetalSheet FBV

Coated metal sheet for joint waterstop with adhesion to fresh concrete for waterproofing
concrete construction joints

The Sika® MetalSheet FBV joint waterstop is a galvanized metal sheet with a special coating, applied on one side to increase its adhesion to fresh concrete.  This coating produces a durable watertight bond into the concrete structure.

  • General Aproval Certificate (abP)
  • Approved for use against water under pressure, up to a 20 m head
  • Easy, quick and safe to install due to the FBV coating
  • Installation is not limited by the weather
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Usage

Waterproofing of construction joints in reinforced concrete structures (White Box).  

Advantages

  • General Aproval Certificate (abP)
  • Approved for use against water under pressure, up to a 20 m head
  • Easy, quick and safe to install due to the FBV coating
  • Installation is not limited by the weather

Packaging

Type

width

Length

Packing unit

Sika® MetalSheet FBV set*

120 mm

15 m

1 roll + accessories in card-box

*Set includes following accessories: 1roll Sika® MetalSheet FBV, 30 mounting brackets; 4 jointing clamps

Colour

Grey with a transparent coating on one side and a white release-liner.

Product Details

Sustainability / Certifications / Approvals

APPROVALS / STANDARDS

General Aproval Certificate, MFPA Leipzig
Product Information

Chemical Base

material-base:

metal-sheet St 37, hot-dip galvanized with polymer coating

Shelf Life

36 months (by storing in correct conditions).

Storage Conditions

Protect the coated metal sheet from exposure to contamination and direct sunlight, store in a dry place, safe from weathering and mechanical damage. Store at temperatures between +5°C and +35°C.

Application

Application Information

Ambient Air Temperature

+ 5°C up to + 40°C

Tipp: For installing in cold periods, the coating can be warmed up to +5°C with a heating dryer / hot air device; so the connections can be bonded correctly.

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