POLYUREA

JOINT FILL & SEALANT

JS 45

Self-leveling, two-component modified polyurea-based elastomeric joint sealant. JS 45 is a flexible material that is designed for 25% movement of an installed joint width. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler or joint sealant.

Exceptional elongation
Remains flexible in cold temperatures
100% solids
No VOCs
No toxic vapor, odorless
Cures from -20°F to 130°F
Resists jet fuel
USDA/FSIS approved

JF 75

Self-leveling, aromatic two-component polyurea joint filler.

JF 75 is designed for 15-25% movement of an installed joint width. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler. JF 75 can be used to fill interior random cracks, control joints or new construction joints on horizontal concrete surfaces.

Rapid cure
1:1 mix ratio
100% solids
No VOCs
75+ Shore A Hardness
Suitable for -40°F to 200°F + conditions
Will not smear

JS 60

Self-leveling, two-component modified polyurea-based elastomeric joint sealant. JS 60 is a flexible material that is designed for 25% movement of an installed joint width. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler or joint sealant.

Exceptional elongation
Remains flexible in cold temperatures
100% solids
No VOCs
No toxic vapor, odorless
Cures from -20°F to 130°F
Resists jet fuel
USDA/FSIS approved

JF 85

Self-leveling, aromatic two-component polyurea joint filler.

JF 85 is designed for 15-25% movement of an installed joint width. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler. JF 85 can be used to fill interior random cracks, control joints or new construction joints on horizontal concrete surfaces.

Rapid cure
1:1 mix ratio
100% solids
No VOCs
80+ Shore A Hardness
Suitable for -40°F to 200°F + conditions
Will not smear
Moderate elongation
Resist jet fuel

JF 90

Self-leveling, aromatic two-component polyurea joint filler. JF 90 is semi-rigid; it is similar to epoxy joint fillers in that it has low-range adhesion strength, which allows for separation during the shrinkage process of concrete. A minimum of 28 days is recommended for concrete to effectively cure prior to installing joint filler. JF 90 offers additional protection from spalling on edges and corners, which often result from heavy, hard-wheel traffic.