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Waterproofing Consultants and Other Stakeholders Invited to Develop
Standards for Molded Silicone Seals
A new Task Group on Molded Silicone Seals has formed in ASTM Subcommittee
C24.32 on Chemically Curing Sealants. The group will develop voluntary
consensus standards for molded silicone seals on exterior joints
in building envelopes, such as metal-to-metal joints in curtain
walls.
Architects, engineers, and waterproofing consultants are invited
to discuss proposed areas for standardization during the meetings
of main Committee C24 on Building Seals and Sealants, June 24-27 in Norfolk, Va.
As these products become more popular, it is necessary to develop
consensus standards for their manufacture and proper use, said
the chairman of Committee C24, David H. Nicastro, P.E., CEO of
Engineering Diagnostics, Inc., Austin, Texas.
For technical information, contact the interim task group chair,
Chris Decareau, AIA, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc., San Francisco, Calif. (phone:
415/495-3700), or the subcommittee chairman William E. Stegeman, Chemrex Inc., Shakopee, Minn. (phone: 612/496-6049). For ASTM
meeting or membership details, contact Staff Manager Scott Orthey, ASTM (phone: 610/832-9730). //
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