What type of sealants is recommended for non-traffic exposures?

The recommendation for non-traffic exposures is to use non-traffic sealants. These sealants are specifically formulated for applications where there is limited or no foot or vehicular traffic. They provide adequate adhesion and flexibility to accommodate the expansion and contraction of materials while preventing moisture infiltration and damage that could be caused by environmental factors.

Non-traffic sealants are typically utilized in areas such as interior applications, where weight loads are low, and exposure to heavy impacts or abrasiveness is minimal. Their properties are tailored to ensure longevity and effective performance in these less demanding environments.

While other types of sealants like traffic sealants, high-performance sealants, and silicone sealants have their specific applications, they are not specifically designed for non-traffic areas. Traffic sealants are intended for areas subject to heavy loads, high-performance sealants are built for extreme conditions, and silicone sealants may offer good flexibility but are generally not categorized specifically for non-traffic scenarios.

Thus, using non-traffic sealants ensures the best compatibility and performance for non-traffic applications, making them the preferred choice in those situations.