EP3900588A1 - Bande d'étanchéité sanitaire permettant d'étanchéifier une zone de raccordement - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a sanitary sealing tape for sealing a connection area, in particular a connection area covered by an elastic joint material, with a sealing layer which is adapted to prevent a fluid from passing through the sealing tape, a connection material arranged on the sealing layer which partially or completely covers the sealing layer on at least one side, and a cut protection arranged on the side of the sealing tape facing the connection area.
- sanitary sealing tapes are used to seal connection areas between a built-in object, such as a bathtub or shower tray, and a wall section or a floor section. Such sanitary sealing tapes can also be used to seal a transition between two adjacent wall sections that are approximately perpendicular to one another or a transition from a wall section to a floor section. Such transitions to be sealed can be found in the kitchen and sanitary area, where a wall or floor surface covered with tiles encounters a wall or floor surface running at an angle thereto or runs counter to a built-in object.
- the connection areas are usually completely covered by an elastic material in the form of a silicone joint.
- the sanitary sealing tape Both by means of the joint material and the sanitary sealing tape arranged in the connection area, the ingress of moisture into the wall and / or floor sections of the building behind it should be avoided, preferably prevented.
- the sanitary sealing tape usually has a sealing layer which is adapted to prevent a fluid from passing through the sealing tape.
- the sealing tape comprises a connection material which partially or completely covers the sealing layer and which is arranged on at least one side of the sealing tape.
- the connection material is often designed in the form of a non-woven fabric, which enables a sealing connection to a wall or floor surface using a suitable mortar or adhesive.
- a cut protection is provided on the side of the sealing tape facing the connection area, which is intended to prevent the sealing layer of the sanitary sealing tape from being damaged in the connection area during assembly or repair work to be carried out subsequently. Damage to the sealing layer could result in a leak and thus the passage of moisture into the wall or floor areas of the building behind it.
- the joint material becomes detached in the transition area between a built-in object and a wall or floor section due to a corresponding aging process, the joint material must be renewed. This is usually done with the aid of a sharp object, such as a knife, by means of which the joint material is cut or scratched out of the transition area. Without a cut protection then present, the sealing tape could be damaged and its tightness reduced.
- a thin, flexible metal foil is used to form the cut protection, which has the necessary resistance to a corresponding mechanical influence.
- Such a sanitary sealing tape is made, for example DE 10 2010 050 752 A1 known.
- the present invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a sanitary sealing tape for sealing a connection area, the use of which enables simplified assembly even when a cut protection is provided on the sealing tape.
- the invention solves the problem on which it is based in a sanitary sealing tape for sealing a connection area, in particular a connection area covered by an elastic joint material, with the features of claim 1.
- the cut protection is a flexible cut protection material made of a flat structure comprising threads or fibers.
- the approach is pursued here of further increasing its flexibility by providing a cut protection consisting of threads and / or fibers without, however, permitting damage to the sealing layer underneath.
- the cut protection material which consists of randomly superimposed threads and / or fibers or a plurality of threads having a predetermined alignment to one another, has a minimum thickness that is selected to be so large that if a sharp object with the cut protection of the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention comes into contact, this can not penetrate through the fibers or threads of the sheet to the sealing layer.
- the flexibility of the cut protection material itself is also advantageously improved.
- the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention can thus be connected in a simplified manner to a wall or floor section to be brought into contact with the back of the sealing tape even in the case of angled installation situations.
- the sanitary sealing tape Due to the significantly more flexible design of the cut protection, the sanitary sealing tape has an improved adaptability to angled or uneven surfaces.
- An installation object to be brought into contact with the front side and thus the side of the sealing tape facing the connection area or a tile layer to be produced on the front side of the sealing tape can then be mounted or placed at a small distance from one another, so that a connection area that is to be jointed is relatively narrow .
- the cut protection material is connected to the sealing layer or at least partially embedded therein. This achieves a preferably secure connection between the sealing layer and the cut protection and a lateral offset of the cut protection relative to the underlying sealing layer on the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention avoided.
- the cut protection material from the flat structure comprising threads and / or fibers is glued to the surface of the sealing layer that forms the front side of the sealing tape.
- the cut protection material is preferably glued to the sealing layer over its entire length of the sealing tape.
- the cut protection material is glued or embedded in the sealing layer at intervals along the length of the sealing tape.
- the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention has a longitudinal direction and a transverse direction.
- the sealing layer, as well as the associated cut protection material made of threads and / or fibers, extends continuously in the longitudinal direction of the sealing tape.
- the sealing layer extends in the transverse direction over the entire width of the sealing tape only in some embodiments.
- the cut protection material according to the invention only partially covers the sealing tape and preferably also the sealing layer in the transverse direction of the sealing tape.
- the cut protection is a textile-like material strip which runs in the longitudinal direction of the sealing tape and with which the sealing layer is at least partially covered in the transverse direction of the sealing tape.
- the material strip preferably only covers the area of the sealing layer which runs directly below the connection area between the installation object and the wall or floor section or between the two abutting wall sections or the wall and floor section.
- a simplified folding or edging of the sealing tape according to the invention is effected, in particular in a connection configured as a corner or edge area, while at the same time ensuring the cut protection for the sealing layer.
- the textile-like material strip is preferably arranged in the center of the side of the sealing layer facing the connection area.
- the sealing layer accordingly has laterally protruding layer sections on both sides of the cut protection.
- connection material covering the sealing layer is arranged running along at least one longitudinal side of the cut protection material, which connection material preferably directly adjoins the cut protection.
- the connection material is arranged on the side of the sealing layer facing the connection area.
- the connection material runs directly adjacent along a longitudinal side of the thread and / or fiber having Flat structure trained cut protection. With the help of the connection material arranged on one side, a secure connection between the sanitary sealing tape and the wall and / or floor section of a connection area is possible.
- the connection material is preferably a flat textile structure which, after it has set, forms a firm connection with the building material used to produce the wall or floor section, such as, for example, mortar or adhesive.
- a self-adhesive layer is arranged on the side of the sealing tape facing the wall and / or floor section.
- the self-adhesive layer is preferably an adhesive layer which extends in sections or completely over the width of the sealing tape in the transverse direction.
- a further embodiment of the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention provides a mounting strip that at least partially covers the sealing layer on the side of the sealing tape facing the connection area.
- the assembly strip which can be designed as an adhesive strip
- the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention is preferably attached to an edge or an edge of the installation object.
- the sanitary sealing tape is attached to the installation object in such a way that the cut protection runs at the level of the edge of the installation object against which the wall section to be created from, for example, a tile layer runs counter to.
- the assembly strip is preferably arranged on the longitudinal side of the cut protection opposite the connection material.
- the assembly strip preferably extends in the transverse direction of the sealing tape from the cut protection to the adjacent longitudinal side of the sealing tape.
- the mounting strip which is preferably self-adhesive, runs continuously in the longitudinal direction of the sealing tape.
- the mounting strip is equipped with a protective layer, such as a protective film, which is to be removed before the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention is mounted on an installation item.
- a protective layer such as a protective film
- connection material covering the sealing layer runs along both longitudinal sides of the cut protection material.
- a connection area is to be created between a wall-to-wall transition or a wall-to-floor transition.
- Such a wall-wall transition or wall-floor transition is preferred in each case formed by means of corresponding tile layers, which run at an angle of usually 90 ° to each other.
- a connection of the sealing tape to a mortar or adhesive layer bearing the tiles must accordingly be established.
- the connection material running along both sides of the cut protection in turn causes the longitudinal sides of the sealing tape to be connected to a mortar or adhesive layer that at least partially covers the longitudinal sides.
- the sealing tape has a molded part on at least one side of the sealing layer, which is preferably designed to be dimensionally stable.
- a sealing tape according to the invention with a molded part as a type of reinforcement is preferably used as a connection or cover for an inside or outside corner between two wall areas abutting at an angle.
- dimensionally stable is to be understood as meaning that a sealing tape equipped with a molded part retains a basic shape, but a slight deformation of the molded part itself is preferably possible.
- a connection material covering the sealing layer is provided on the side of the sealing tape facing the connection area.
- the cut protection material is a fabric made of warp threads and weft threads.
- the design as a fabric offers an advantageous option for producing a textile cut protection.
- the fabric preferably has a higher resistance to possible action by a sharp object than a flat structure made of threads and / or fibers that run randomly towards one another.
- the cut resistance is preferably achieved by a certain minimum thickness of the fabric, so that in the event of the object inadvertently sliding along the cut protection, the fabric is not severed. This results in the protection of the sealing layer of the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention lying below the fabric.
- the fabric preferably has a multiplicity of warp threads which are processed into a fabric via at least one single weft thread. Instead of one weft thread, several weft threads can also be used.
- the warp threads preferably run in the longitudinal direction of the sealing tape and the weft threads run approximately in the transverse direction of the sealing tape.
- the warp threads and the at least one weft thread thus run at an angle of approximately 90 ° to one another, as a result of which the cut protection material receives its desired cut resistance.
- the fabric composed of warp threads and weft threads is preferably set up so that the cut protection can be severed in a simplified manner transversely to the warp threads.
- the cut protection thus has a preferred severing direction.
- the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention can thus be simplified and cut to the desired length without great technical effort. This enables the sealing tape to be easily adapted to the given structural requirements on site.
- the textile material strip preferably has a higher strength transversely to the weft thread than transversely to the warp threads.
- the fabric-like material strip thus has a higher strength in its longitudinal direction than in its transverse direction.
- the warp threads are preferably made from aramids and the weft thread from polyethylene with ultra-high molecular weight (UHMW-PE).
- UHMW-PE ultra-high molecular weight
- the use of aramids has the advantage that they are heat and fire resistant for a predetermined minimum period.
- the weft thread made of polyethylene with an ultra-high molecular weight has a tensile strength that is many times higher than that of the warp threads, which means that the cut protection from the fabric only obtains its high cut resistance and, at the same time, advantageous flexibility.
- connection areas can also be equipped with a sealing tape according to the invention, which are formed from wall or floor sections extending at an angle to one another.
- the cut protection material has a width of approximately 20 mm with a number of warp threads in the range from 55 to 77. This gives the cut protection material a high level of strength due to the warp threads lying very closely over the entire width of the cut protection.
- 66 warp threads are preferably used to form the approximately 20 mm wide fabric-like cut protection material.
- the weft thread has a fineness of 880 dtex and / or the weft density on the cut protection material is in the range of approximately 14.9 per inch.
- the weft thread preferably has a relatively high mass per length compared to conventional textile threads. This ensures the strength of the weft thread itself, and in conjunction with the selected weft density, the high strength of the entire fabric is generated in its longitudinal direction.
- the sealing layer and / or the assembly strip is preferably formed from a material having elastic properties, in particular a flexible plastic or a rubber material. With the aid of the plastic or the rubber material, a sealing layer can be formed with which the passage of the fluid through the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention is avoided.
- a rubber layer is preferably produced from the rubber material used, which acts as a sealing layer within the sealing tape.
- the mounting strip is preferably formed from a butyl rubber with self-adhesive properties, which enables a connection to a built-in object to be mounted. Due to the self-adhesive properties of the butyl rubber, a permanent sealing connection with a corresponding installation object is created on the basis of a material bond.
- the sealing layer is preferably formed from an NBR rubber.
- the rubber used to form the sealing layer has the necessary flexibility.
- the sealing tape according to the invention can therefore be inserted simply and, above all, tightly into a corner made up of two wall sections that are approximately perpendicular to one another, without the sealing layer losing its sealing effect in the process.
- a synthetic rubber, in particular an NBR rubber as a sealing tape enables a simple material connection with the connection material, which is preferably to be arranged on the sides facing away from one another.
- connection material is preferably a fleece material, from which a fleece coating to be applied to the sealing layer is preferably formed.
- the connection material preferably completely covers the sealing layer on its rear side facing away from the connection area.
- the Fleece material laterally over the side edges of the sealing layer. This improves the connection of the sealing tape to a wall or floor section to be connected to it.
- the connection material is preferably connected to a wall section by means of a polymer dispersion, minerally flexible sealing slurry and reaction resin sealant.
- Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method for sealing a connection area between a built-in object and a wall and / or floor section or between two abutting wall sections or a wall section and a floor section.
- the method according to the invention also achieves the object on which the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention is based, in that a sanitary sealing tape according to one of the preferred embodiments described above is used with the creation or creation of a connection area.
- the sealing tape according to the invention the method for sealing a connection area is simplified in contrast to the prior art.
- a sealing tape with a cut protection material formed from a flat structure comprising threads and / or fibers can above all be processed easily and without great effort.
- sealing tape into a corner area formed from two wall sections that are approximately perpendicular to one another, without there being a significant additional wall structure in the corner area. Any tile layers to be applied in the connection area can continue to be set or laid in this way without the need for additional costly preparatory or reworking work in the joint area of the tiles.
- Another aspect of the present invention relates to a method for producing a sanitary sealing tape.
- the method according to the invention achieves the object described at the outset by bringing a flexible cut protection material made of a flat structure comprising threads and / or fibers into contact with a fluid-tight sealing layer and at least partially connected to it.
- the invention is based on the knowledge that a textile-like planar structure can be brought into contact in a simplified manner with a fluid-tight sealing layer and can be connected to this at least in sections.
- the connection between the sealing layer and the cut protection material having the threads and / or fibers can be made, for example, with the aid of a material bond between the mutually facing surfaces of the components to be joined.
- the cut protection material is preferably glued to the fluid-tight sealing layer or is embedded therein.
- the preferred embodiments or developments described for the sanitary sealing tape according to the invention are at the same time also preferred embodiments of the method for sealing a connection area and of the method according to the invention for producing a sanitary sealing tape.
- the preferred embodiments or further developments described for the method are, insofar as they relate to the sanitary sealing tape itself, also preferred embodiments of the same.
- Fig. 1 shows a sanitary sealing tape 1, which has a sealing layer 2, which is designed to prevent a fluid from passing through the sealing tape 1.
- the sealing tape 1 also has a connection material 4, 4 ', which the sealing layer 2 on both the connection area 20 ( Fig. 2 ) facing front side 5 and on the rear side 7 of the sealing tape 1 facing away from the connection area 20.
- the sealing tape 1 also has a cut protection material 6 composed of threads and / or fibers, which serves as a cut protection for the sealing layer 2 of the sealing tape 1.
- the sealing tape 1 also has an assembly strip 8, which is preferably designed to be self-adhesive.
- the mounting strip is covered by a protective layer that is applied before the sanitary sealing tape 1 is attached to an installation object 22 ( Fig. 2 ) must be removed.
- the connection material 4 ′, the cut protection material 6 and the mounting strip 8 completely cover the sealing layer 2 on the front side 5 of the sealing tape 1.
- the cut protection material is arranged between the connection material 4 ′ and the mounting strip 8.
- the connection material 4 ′ and the assembly strip 8 each directly adjoin the adjacent longitudinal side of the cut protection material 6 with one of their longitudinal sides.
- Fig. 2 shows the sanitary sealing tape 1 mounted adjacent to a connection area 20 between a built-in object 22 and a wall section 24.
- the sealing tape 1 is arranged at the level of the built-in object 22 and the wall section 24 that the cut protection material 6, which is eccentric in the transverse direction Q R of the sealing tape is arranged and extends in the longitudinal direction L R of the sealing tape 1, is arranged immediately at the level of the transition area between the installation object 22 and a tile 26 of the wall section 24 to be created adjacent to the installation object.
- the cut protection material 6 thus reliably prevents, if a sharp object gets into the transition between the installation object and the wall section 24, that the object cuts through the sealing layer 2 of the sealing tape 1.
- the cut protection material 6 is at least partially connected to the sealing layer 2 or embedded therein.
- the mounting strip 8 is used for fastening to a fold of the installation item 22.
- the mounting strip 8 is self-adhesive and enables a permanent, fixed connection to the installation item. This prevents moisture from penetrating into the area between the installation item and the sealing tape.
- the connection of the connection material 4, 4 ′ to the front and rear 5, 7 of the sealing tape is carried out, for example, by means of a mineral building material applied to a connection wall 10 or a connection means provided for this purpose, which is applied to the connection wall 10.
- Fig. 3 shows a further embodiment of the sealing tape 1 'according to the invention, which has a sealing layer 2 which, in contrast to the previous embodiment, has a cut protection material 6 running in the transverse direction Q R in the middle in the longitudinal direction of the sealing layer.
- the sealing layer 2 is completely covered by the connection material 4 on its rear side 7.
- the sealing layer is also covered on the front side 5 on both sides of the cut protection material 6 by the connection material 4 ′.
- connection material 4, 4 ′ is dimensioned in comparison to the sealing layer 2 in such a way that the connection material 4, 4 ′ protrudes in the transverse direction Q R of the sealing tape 1 ′ over the longitudinal sides of the sealing layer 2.
- the longitudinal sides of the sealing tape 1 ' are thus formed exclusively from the connection material 4, 4'.
- the connection material is made of a polyester material which forms a nonwoven-like coating for the sealing layer 4.
- Fig. 4 shows a connection area 20 'between two wall sections 24, 24' running approximately at right angles to one another.
- the wall sections 24, 24 ' form a corner area of a room.
- the individual layers of the exemplary embodiments of the sealing tapes according to the invention shown here lie directly on top of one another, with a material connection between them. The separate illustration of the layers is only used for a better understanding of the design of the sealing strips 1, 1 'and the in Fig. 2 and 4th connection areas 20, 20 'shown.
- connection wall 10 ' is shown with sections running at right angles to one another, on which the sealing tape 1 is arranged, in particular running directly in the corner area.
- the sealing tape is fastened in the corner area using suitable application or connecting means.
- the sealing tape 1 ' is arranged in the corner area of the connecting wall 10' in such a way that it runs with its cut protection material 6 exactly in the middle along the corner.
- the cut protection material 6 has a bend, so that the entire sealing tape 1 'forms two legs running at an angle of approximately 90 ° to one another.
- the cut protection material 6 Due to the inventive design of the cut protection material 6 from a fabric that has a material thickness of less than 1 mm, only a slightly additional wall structure is brought about in the corner area.
- the fabric-like cut protection material 6 enables the sealing tape 1 'to be optimally adapted to the existing shape of the on-site subsurface at any time. Any wall structure in the form of a tile layer can thus be placed in front of the connecting wall 10 'without any impairments be generated.
- the connection material 4 'on the front side 5 of the sealing tape 1' also ensures a secure connection to, for example, a mortar or tile adhesive used to build the wall.
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EP3372131A1 (fr) * | 2017-03-11 | 2018-09-12 | Sanipat GmbH | Système de bande de montage et d'étanchéité |
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