Expansion joint in rubber type D320K 05.03.15

Elastomer joints enable significant movement between the structures due to their high elasticity. They will be used were water pressure is high, where there are dynamic loads (bridge, railway, etc.) and where temperatures are low.

Connections by vulcanisation can be made in the workshop, which is preferable; but, for straight connections, they can also be produced on-site by a specialised technician.

Elastomer is a generic term for synthetic rubber used in the production of joints. The coupling of these joints is performed by vulcanisation or gluing.

Flanged fastening joints allow the connection between two existing buildings, or an existing building and a new construction, to be made watertight.