Flexible coatings: at a glance
Dibha’s published flexible epoxy range includes solvent-free systems for applications that require flexibility after curing. Listed uses include crack bridging, potting, cable joint components and selected fitting assemblies. Match the grade and test requirements to the exact application.
Where this range is used
- Selected crack-bridging applications
- Potting and encapsulation of components
- Cable joint and capacitor-related uses
- Aluminium and glass fitting assemblies
What to confirm before selection
Specify movement
Describe the joint or crack movement and the mechanical load expected in service.
Specify the assembly
Identify substrates, component geometry and any electrical insulation requirements.
Validate performance
Flameproof fittings and electrical components require application-specific testing and approvals; coating selection alone does not establish compliance.
Products to explore
Additional technical references
Browse the original sheets supplied with this range. These references may contain older specifications; request current product data before use.
Common questions
What is flexible epoxy coating used for?
Flexible epoxy systems are used where a cured epoxy needs to accommodate some movement or serve as a potting, encapsulation or bonding compound. Dibha literature lists specialist fitting, component and crack-bridging applications.
Does flexible epoxy repair structural cracks?
A flexible surface compound does not by itself restore structural capacity. Cracks should be assessed for movement, cause and structural significance before choosing a repair and coating system.
Product descriptions are based on the supplied Dibha website and technical literature. Request the latest technical data sheet, safety data sheet and a written application recommendation before ordering.