Sealants are indispensable materials in construction and repair, designed to create an elastic, airtight and durable joint. They prevent moisture from penetrating deep into the structure, protect against temperature changes, mechanical loads and other external and internal influences.
Today, sealants are used in construction, installation, finishing and repair works: for sealing seams and joints, sealing cracks, hydro- and thermal insulation of structures. Not only aesthetics, but also the durability and reliability of the entire structure depend on the correct choice of composition.
To choose the optimal sealant, you need to consider:
In this article, we will look at the main types of sealants, their advantages and purposes, and also give advice on how to choose the right composition for specific construction or repair tasks.
ACRYLIC SEALANT
Acrylic sealants are water-dispersion compounds that, after drying, form a strong, but not very elastic seam. A feature of acrylic sealants is high adhesion (bonding strength) to most bases, even porous ones. They are environmentally friendly, have no pungent odor and can be painted, which makes them popular for interior finishing works.
What surfaces can acrylic sealants be applied to?
Acrylic-based sealants provide reliable adhesion to various types of surfaces and types of building materials, including drywall, foam concrete, brick, and wood.
Areas of application of acrylic sealants
Acrylic sealants for exterior and interior work
For outdoor work:
Tenax Profflex A is a one-component acrylic sealant designed to perform the outer layer of the installation joint. It is intended for wrapping slopes on windows, doors and balcony blocks from the outside.
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For interior work:
Tenax Profflex B one-component acrylic sealant is a one-component acrylic sealant designed for sealing the inner contour of window, door and balcony structures.
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POLYURETHANE SEALANT
Polyurethane sealants are elastic and durable compounds that provide reliable sealing even in difficult operating conditions. They are resistant to high and low temperatures, ultraviolet radiation, moisture and most chemical reagents.
Such sealants do not require priming and adhere well to concrete, stone, metal, wood and plastic. After hardening, they can be painted, which allows you to harmoniously combine the seams with the main surface.
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Types of polyurethane sealants
Teknopoliderz 1K is a one-component polyurethane highly elastic moisture-resistant sealant for horizontal and vertical joints. Available in black, gray and white.
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Tenax IPS PU 2K is a two-component polyurethane construction joint sealant. It is used for sealing joints and cracks in vertical and inclined building structures.
Profflex PU40 is a neutral elastic polyurethane sealant for construction joints and polyurethane-based adhesive.
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HYDROFLEX 40 FC is a one-component, high-modulus polyurethane sealant that hardens when exposed to atmospheric moisture. The sealant has excellent adhesion to concrete, metal, ceramics, wood, etc.
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Oksiplast is a high-quality two-component polyurethane sealant for sealing joints and cracks in vertical and inclined building structures.
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MS-POLYMER SEALANTER
MS-polymer sealants combine the elasticity of silicones and the high strength of polyurethanes. They provide excellent adhesion to most building materials, are resistant to moisture, UV radiation and mechanical stress.
On which surface should MS-polymer sealant be applied?
MC polymer sealants can be applied to almost all common building materials, and this is one of their key advantages. They bond well even without a primer to:
Areas of application of MS-polymer-based sealants
1. Construction and renovation
2. Industrial facilities
3. Engineering and infrastructure facilities
4. Living quarters
5. Special tasks
Types of MS-polymer sealants
TENALUX 131 M is a gray thixotropic MS-polymer sealant for seams and joints with deformation of ±25%, resistant to mechanical loads. Suitable for industrial floors, vertical, inclined and horizontal structures.
TENALUX 131 L – MS-polymer sealant for horizontal joints with direct load, can be used on vertical and inclined surfaces. Deformation ±25%.
InnoElast is a universal adhesive sealant for concrete joints, works on wet surfaces, from -3°C, without primer. For repairing cracks, pipe joints, and assembling structures.
TENALUX 112 M – sealant for vertical and inclined structures, can be used in horizontal joints without load. For roofing, window installation, roof repair. Deformation ±20%.
HYDROFLEX 40 MS is a universal adhesive-sealant based on AST polymer, solvent-free and isocyanate-free, UV-resistant, paintable. Suitable for metal, PVC, stone, wood, concrete, glass.
Bitumen sealants: reliable protection of seams and joints
Bitumen sealants are modern elastomeric compounds based on bitumen and polymers, designed for sealing seams and joints in construction and road works. They combine high adhesion to various types of surfaces, resistance to moisture, temperature changes and aggressive environments, which makes them an ideal solution for areas with intense mechanical and chemical loads.
Bitumen sealants have become particularly popular in areas where protection against fuels, oils and chemicals is required – at airfields, parking lots, industrial facilities and highways. They effectively prevent water penetration, prevent joint destruction and extend the service life of the coating.
Among modern solutions of this type, polyurethane bitumen sealants of cold application stand out, which combine the elasticity of polymers and the durability of bitumen. They come in regular consistency or thixotropic - for vertical and inclined joints.

Next, we will consider two examples of such materials – Teknopoliderz 2K and Teknopoliderz 2K TIX , designed for maximum reliability in conditions of intensive use.
Teknopoliderz 2K is a professional two-component polyurethane sealant with bitumen modification, designed for reliable waterproofing and sealing of joints between concrete, asphalt and other hard surfaces. The material is applied cold, has high elasticity and provides long-term protection even in areas with intense mechanical and chemical loads.
Due to its resistance to jet fuel, automotive gasoline and diesel, as well as motor oils, Teknopoliderz 2K is widely used in road and industrial construction.
Advantages of Teknopoliderz 2K sealant:
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Teknopoliderz 2K TIX is a high-quality three-component thixotropic polyurethane sealant modified with bitumen, designed for reliable waterproofing of joints between concrete and other hard surfaces. Due to its thixotropic properties, the material is convenient to apply to vertical and inclined surfaces without dripping, and the cold application method makes the work fast and safe.
The sealant is resistant to jet and automotive fuel, diesel fuel and motor oils, which makes it indispensable in places with high chemical and mechanical stress.
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Conclusion
The right choice of sealant directly affects the durability, safety and appearance of structures. Before purchasing, it is important to consider operating conditions, surface type, requirements for elasticity, water resistance and chemical resistance.
When choosing a sealant, focus not only on the price, but also on the characteristics and purpose of the material. This approach will ensure reliable sealing and preserve the integrity of structures for many years.
For professional selection of materials, contact our specialists! We will be happy to help you make the right choice.