Kiker Type PVC Water Stopper

Here are the Packing Details for a 300mm Width PVC Water Stopper – White Color, commonly used in concrete joints for water sealing:

1. Product Name:
PVC Water Stopper

2. Material:
Flexible Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)

3. Color:
White (custom color – standard is often black or grey)

4. Width:
300 mm (12 inches)

5. Thickness:
Typically 6 mm to 10 mm (based on type/design)

6. Profile Type (if applicable):

• Center bulb

• Dumbbell

• Ribbed with center bulb

• Kicker-type (for expansion joints or construction joints)

7. Length per Roll:
Typically 15 meters or 20 meters (customizable)

8. Packaging Method:

• Coiled in Rolls

• Wrapped with Stretch Film or PE Sheet

• Secured with Plastic Straps or Ties

• Optional: Each roll packed in a labeled HDPE bag or inner box

9. Labeling on Each Roll:

• Product description: "PVC Water Stopper – 300mm – White"

• Batch number

• Length and quantity

• Manufacturer’s name/logo

• Date of production (if required)

10. Quantity per Package:

• 1 roll = 15 or 20 meters

• 2–5 rolls per outer bundle/pallet (depending on shipping mode)

• Custom packing available for export or project sites

11. Gross Weight (Approximate):

• For 300mm x 10mm x 20m: ~25–35 kg per roll

• Weight varies by profile and thickness

12. Container Loading Estimate:

• 20’ GP Container: Approx. 200–300 rolls (depending on roll length & thickness)

• 40’ HC Container: Approx. 400–600 rolls

13. Protection Measures:

• UV-protected wrapping for outdoor storage

• Moisture-proof packing

• Edge and coil protection (optional)

14. Handling & Storage Notes:

• Store flat or in upright coil form

• Avoid prolonged sun exposure before use

• Keep in a dry, shaded area

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  Due to the porous joints created when dispensing concrete in sections, the need for waterstops was immediately apparent. PVC was the predominant choice for waterstops by the 1940s and continued for decades. While PVC is still the most common waterstop material, more advanced and better-performing waterstops have quickly caught on in recent years.
• Depending on the required size, long, pulled out strips are cut and rolled This is followed by a series of sample tests and quality checks for expansion and water absorption The long strips of water stops are then instilled into concrete joints during construction.
• • Water stoppers or water bars are flexible tape-like elements of a concrete structure that are embedded to prevent the passages of water or any fluids through concrete joints. These joints are the critical feature that challenging the water tightness in practical construction procedure as it facilitates a path for water penetration.
  • • Due to the porous joints created when dispensing concrete in sections, the need for waterstops was immediately apparent. PVC was the predominant choice for waterstops by the 1940s and continued for decades. While PVC is still the most common waterstop material, more advanced and better-performing waterstops have quickly caught on in recent years.

A PVC chamfer refers to a beveled edge or angled cut applied to PVC (polyvinyl chloride) materials, typically used in construction, plumbing, and formwork applications. Chamfering PVC can improve aesthetics, facilitate easier fitting, or create smooth transitions between surfaces.

1. Formwork & Concrete Construction:

   • Used in concrete formwork to create beveled edges on columns, beams, and slabs.
   • Helps prevent sharp edges and reduces the risk of chipping.

2. Pipe & Fitting Preparation:

   • Chamfering PVC pipes before joining improves adhesion and ensures a proper seal with solvent cement.
   • Reduces the risk of leakage and simplifies insertion into fittings.