Penetron Penebar

PENEBAR™
SW-55 is a bentonite infused butyl rubber waterstop developed to stop water
penetration through cast-in-place concrete joints by expanding in a controlled
fashion when exposed to water and making a positive seal inside and against the
concrete. Its ability to expand and seal concrete joints allows it to replace
the more passive tied in PVC waterstop systems and eliminate welding irons,
split-forming and special shapes. PENEBAR™ SW-55 can be applied to non-moving,
concrete construction joints for both horizontal and vertical applications. It
can be used on new or existing concrete, irregular surfaces and through-wall or
slab penetrations, such as pipes, utility lines, piling and steel members.
Other typical applications that are ideal for PENEBAR™ SW-55 include
underground structures, basements, precast panels, tunnels, manholes, lift
pits, retaining walls, concrete pipes and storage tanks. PENEBAR™ SW-55 is
provided in two packaging typologies: Type A, i.e. 30 meters of product per
carton; Type B, i.e. 24 meters of product per carton. The information for the
present environmental declaration regards 1kg of PENEBAR™ SW-55, considering
that the density of PENEBAR™ SW-55 is equal to 0,712 kg/m.. 

PENEBAR™
SW-45 is a bentonite infused butyl rubber sealing compound designed to expand
rapidly when exposed to moisture, making it a self-healing joint material for
construction joint applications. PENEBAR™ SW-45 can be applied to building
foundations, slabs, retaining walls, storage tanks and other similar non-moving
cold construction joints. PENEBAR™ SW-45 is provided in two packaging
typologies: Type A, i.e. 30 meters of product per carton; Type B, i.e. 24
meters of product per carton. The information for the present environmental
declaration regards 1kg of PENEBAR™ SW-45, considering that the density of
PENEBAR™ SW-45 is equal to 0,735 kg/m.).  

PENEBAR™
products manufacturing process starts 

with
the raw material supply and transportation 

of
all raw materials to manufacturing site. Raw materials are
transferred to the mixers by forklift. Initially, butyl rubber is mixed in a
kneader with all the CTS materials. Plastic waste from materials packaging is
sent to Easton (PA) landfill via truck. The remaining materials are added to
the first mix in a separate kneader and the paper waste from packaging is sent
to Easton (PA) landfill via truck. The final mix is moved through a skip
conveyor to the roll mill for the rolling process, and, lately, it is moved
through a slitting conveyor and cut into strips. Then, the product is let
naturally cured. Extrusion and rolling are then performed before proceeding
with the manual packaging. Silicone-coated release paper is applied to the
product. Then, Tthe final product is put into paper boxes, palletized on wooden
pallet and stretched with stretch film. The pallets are finally moved to the
stock through forklift. For the entire manufacturing processes, dust is
collected through a suction Dust Collector and cooling is performed through a
Cooling tower pump and a Cooling tower fan. 

UN CPC code: 362