Hot Rod 1-1/4in.

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HOT ROD

  • 1-1/4in. Diameter
  • 400 Linear Feet
  • Packed 1 Spool/Box
  • Standard Color Tan
  • Allow proper sealant tooling.
  • And yield proper bond breaker between the backup material and the sealant.
  • It can also be used as a temporary joint seal.

Backer Rod is sold by the Box

Hot Rod XL is an ideal non-absorbent compressible backup material inserted into a joint to control sealant depth, creating a backstop

for Asphalt or Concrete Crack repair.

Note: Backer Rod is inexpensive, but can be expensive to ship. This is because of the large volume of space it takes in boxes. Dimensional weight applies. For more information click here: UPS Dimensional Weight and Oversized Packages

(Be sure to call us about bulk shipping rates)

Price: $167.50

    Quantity:

    HOT ROD XL is an ideal compressible and non-absorbent backup material that is inserted into a joint to control sealant depth. This creates a backstop to facilitate accurate sealant tooling and proper sealant wetting of the joint surfaces, yielding a quality bond breaker between the backup material and the sealant. HOT ROD XL can also be used as a temporary joint seal.

    Specific Uses: HOT ROD XL is suitable for use in contraction and expansion joints of concrete highways, runways, driveways and parking lots.

    Compatibility: HOT ROD XL is compatible with most hot pour sealants, rubber-asphalt and coal tar-rubber polymer thermoplastic compounds up to a maximum temperature of 410 degrees F.

    We offer the following Diameters:
    3/8in., 1/2in., 5/8in. 3/4in., 7/8in.,
    1in., 1 1/4in., 1 1/2in., 2in.

    The joint depth must be great enough to allow for the proper installation of the Hot Rod XL bond breaker and hot pour sealant. The joint width will
    be determined by the appropriate thermal expansion coefficient as related to anticipated temperature variances. Joint walls must be as
    smooth and as even as possible and be free of any loose residues or foreign materials. Joints should also be dry and frost-free. Using the “Size-
    To-Joint Width” table to the right, select the proper rod diameter and cut to length or use directly from spool. With a sized rubber tool, blunt instrument or
    by hand, install rod at the level recommended by the sealant manufacturer, specifier, or governmental agency involved.