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     Fibrejoint


Bridge Expansion Joint

Movement is a characteristic found in all bridges.  It is handled many different ways through various types of systems. 

The key to handling this movement is maintaining the integrity of the bearing surfaces.  The easiest way to maintain this integrity is to keep the surfaces free of moisture and debris through the use of a watertight bridge joint system.

The best choice for joints with movements of up to 2” is Fibrejoint, an asphaltic plug type joint, composed of aggregate combined with an elastomer modified bitumous binder, Binders provide the flexibility necessary to accommodate the longitudinal, transversal, and vibration movements experienced by most joints.

The aggregate, single sized stones which are double washed and heat dried to ensure they are clean and completely dust free, provides the strength and stability to withstand the action of traffic without cracking, deformation, or disintegration.

 

Why Should You Use Fibrejoint?

  • Each joint is inspected before quotation to ensure accurate pricing.
     
  • We use only top quality materials. Even our granite aggregate is rigorously tested to ensure it is capable of handling the stresses present in even the most demanding applications.
     

Advantages of Asphaltic Plug Joints:

  • Safe - No exposed metal to come loose and impede traffic or endanger driver safety.
     
  • Watertight - does not allow any moisture or debris to penetrate the joint and reach the bearing surfaces.
     
  • Smooth Ride - provides for a quiet and smooth ride when crossed. 
     
  • Does not produce the noise and jarring impact associated with other systems.
     
  • Little or no maintenance -no crevices to clean or rubber seals to replace.
     
  • Repairs can be made quickly, reducing traffic tie ups.
     
  • Compatible with both asphalt and concrete road surfaces.
     
  • Can be used as both a bridge expansion joint and as a pavement relief joint.

 

 

 

 

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