EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) waterproofing membrane is a single-ply synthetic rubber sheet used as a primary waterproofing layer in roofing, underground and hydraulic engineering. It is available in two categories — vulcanized and non-vulcanized — each in three types: fabric-reinforced, plain and self-adhesive, offering six product configurations to match different project requirements.

Two categories:

Vulcanized EPDM — Fully cross-linked (cured) EPDM with outstanding dimensional stability, UV and ozone resistance, and a proven service life of 15+ years; seams joined with EPDM splicing tape and primer, or hot-air welding for weldable grades.

Non-vulcanized EPDM — Uncured EPDM compound offering excellent flexibility and fast heat-weldable seams; a cost-effective choice for projects prioritizing installation speed and budget.

Three types (available in both categories):

Fabric-reinforced — EPDM sheet laminated with polyester fabric for higher tensile strength and dimensional stability; recommended for large-area roofing and structures subject to movement.

Homogeneous — Smooth, unreinforced EPDM sheet with maximum elongation and flexibility; the classic choice for general roofing, ponds and waterproofing applications.

Self-adhesive — EPDM sheet with a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer and release film for peel-and-stick installation — no adhesive, no primer, faster installation on prepared substrates.

✅ Exceptional UV & ozone resistance — no cracking, degradation or embrittlement over decades of exposure
✅ Low-temperature flexibility down to -40°C — remains pliable in extreme cold
✅ High elongation (≥ 300%) — accommodates structural movement and thermal expansion
✅ Root-resistant — suitable for green and garden roofs
✅ Excellent resistance to acids, alkalis, salts and microorganisms
✅ Environmentally friendly — halogen-free, no PVC, no plasticizers
✅ OEM/ODM available — custom thickness, width, color and packaging