Sealoflex® SFB 5-20 (JR)
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Sealoflex® PMB for heavy duty asphalt
Climate changes, higher traffic volumes, heavier wheel loads. Today, many different factors limit the durability of asphalt pavements. The Sealoflex® SFB5 range of polymer modified binders has been specially designed to cope with such extreme loading cases. Sealoflex® SFB5 binders provide quality and durability unrivalled by any other kind of asphalt binder.
Sealoflex® SFB5 is an SBS polymer modified binder with relatively high polymer content. With the specially developed Sealoflex® processing technique the polymer is cross-linked and stabilised.
Accordingly asphalt mixtures with Sealoflex® SFB5 are rut resistant, crack resistant and almost impossible to fatigue even in extreme load cases which is confirmed by results in laboratories and in practice.
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Sealoflex® SFB5 binders have
premium properties with respect to:
- Temperature susceptibility
- Elasticity and resistance to deformation
- Ductility and resistance to fatigue
- Ageing
- Adhesion promotion
Applications
- Airport runways, taxiways and aprons
- Port quay pavements
- Bridge decks
- Industrial pavements
- Container terminals
- Race tracks
- Trunk roads and truck lanes
- Porous asphalt and Stone Mastic asphalt
- Jet fuel resistant pavements
Benefits:
- Expect 50% to 300% increased pavement life
- Reduce pavement layer thickness
- Construction of pavement in asphalt, even in extreme load cases like container terminals
- Storage stable at high polymer content – improved storage life
Description of product
Sealoflex® SFB 5-20 (JR) is a high quality SBS-polymer modified bitumen for use in asphalt binder and wearing courses where increased resistance to fuels and oils is required (such as industrial areas, platforms and runways).
Product characteristics
Sealoflex® SFB 5-20 (JR) polymer modified bitumen complies with European Standard EN14023:2010 and particular properties as summarized below.