Hot-Applied Joint Sealant
Flexible sealant for pavement and expansion joints.
Melted and poured hot into pavement joints, this sealant bonds strongly to both asphalt and concrete and stays flexible as the joint expands and contracts with temperature — exactly the movement that causes cold-applied sealants to crack and let water in. It's the same product used to reseal runway and road joints, where sealant failure means water working its way under the pavement. Applied at controlled melting temperature per manufacturer specification, into a properly prepared and primed joint for full adhesion.
Technical specifications
- Type Hot-applied bituminous sealant
- Form Solid block, melted on site
- Key benefit Flexible, weatherproof joint seal
- Typical use Roads, runways, parking lots, expansion joints
Features
- Stays flexible across a wide temperature range
- Strong adhesion to both asphalt and concrete
- Resists water and de-icing chemicals
- Suited to horizontal and vertical joints
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Ordering guide: Hot-Applied Joint Sealant
For a Hot-Applied Joint Sealant quotation, state the structure type, project conditions, approximate consumption and delivery location, and ask for the product's technical data sheet (TDS). Common uses: Roads & runways, Parking lots, Bridge expansion joints, Sidewalks & plazas.
Compatibility with the substrate, the project materials and site conditions matters for every product. Before large-volume use, apply a trial sample and follow the manufacturer's application and storage instructions. For concrete projects, also get the mix-design report from your consultant or laboratory.
