EPDM Geomembrane is a synthetic rubber made from refined substances like propylene and ethylene. It is widely used in various applications, particularly where high durability and water resistance are required. This product is most commonly used in cladding facades, hobby garden ponds, landscaping, water treatment plants, domed roofs, terraces, building insulation, and perimeter insulation as a water sealing material.
The reason for using synthetic rubber in these applications is that natural rubber does not offer the same level of cold resistance, expansion, tensile strength, and elasticity, which are crucial for high-quality waterproofing. EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) rubber, with its synthetic composition, provides better weather resistance, durability, and elastic properties, making it ideal for long-lasting and efficient water protection. EPDM rubber stands out from other available rubbers primarily due to its elasticity retention even in hightemperature environments. Additionally, it maintains excellent stretch resistance, tensile strength, and remains highly durable under varying weather conditions, ozone exposure, and sunlight. These qualities make EPDM Geomembrane an excellent choice for waterproofing applications in many industries.
EPDM include: Bacterial and fungal resistance, preventing harmful substances from mixing with water. Very high liquid impermeability, ensuring effective waterproofing. Resistance to environmental stress, such as temperature changes, and continuous wetting and drying cycles. Freeze-thaw resistance, which protects against the damage caused by freezing and thawing cycles. Resistance to stretching and cracking, ensuring longevity and performance. Seam welding compatibility, which allows for the membrane to maintain consistent tensile strength and elasticity even after being joined by welding.
Due to these properties, EPDM Geomembran is a reliable and long-lasting solution for waterproofing in a widerange of applications, providing durability and protection against the elements.
