25 October 2010- Liquid rubber is described as EPDM rubber in liquid form which has been used in the rubber industry for varied applications for quite a long period of time. This type of rubber is popular as it has a resistance for the extremes of temperature and has an elasticity of 300%. The temperature range that it can resist is from -60 to 300 degrees. Liquid rubber is Ozone and UV resistant, has high flexibility and crack-bridging ability, can be used on areas exposed to constant sunlight. Because this rubber is capable of forming a waterproof and seamless coating immediately when applied, it is widely used in roof repairing and roof coating. It has proved very helpful in sealing roof leaks. The liquid rubber when applied properly on roof coating can create a seamless membrane. It is a very protective coating

Liquid Rubber Coating

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Difference Between Liquid EPDM and Other Types of Rubber

  • Similar to sheet EPDM but in a liquid form.
  • Easy to apply.
  • Can be applied virtually on all surfaces.
  • Thicker than the standard elastomers.
  • Effective even in single coat application.
  • Creates a seamless membrane.
  • Resistant to wide temperature fluctuations.

Why Liquid Rubber is Suitable for Roof Coating ?

  • Easy to apply.
  • Repairing or Coating is done in a single coat system
  • Coating done instantly and so less project time.
  • Water based rubber. There is no mixture of harmful vapor.
  • Extremely flexible.
  • Odorless
  • There are no laps or joints in roof coating.
  • High resistance to puncture.
  • Allows flexibility of architectural design

Applications of Liquid Rubber

Liquid Rubber is widely used in solving the recurring problems produced by roof leaks. It can be applied on roof, roof decks, gutters, metal roofs, air conditioner enclosures, cooling towers, structural steel, galvanized steel, chimneys, non porous masonry surfaces, fiberglass, wood, cement, canvas, vinyl, PVC and polycarbonate plastic etc.

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