Q. What is the use of polysulphide sealant?

Answer

Sealing expansion joints in concrete where substantial movement is predicted and junctions between different building materials are two common applications. It is resistant to chemicals including water, gasoline, lubricants, and solvents, making it ideal for sealing seams in areas where vehicles frequently pass. Polysulfide sealants can stay flexible even after being submerged in liquid for long periods of time. Pools, fountains, cooling towers, fuel and chemical storage tanks, wastewater treatment facilities, and petrochemical industries are all common places to find this material in use. For industrial and commercial caulking needs, it provides a long-lasting elastomeric, weather-proof seal. It works exceptionally well in situations where contact with solvents or chemicals is likely.