WADIT = Watertight
AN IMPERMEABLE SHEET PILE SEALANT THAT IS GLOBALLY PROVEN AND ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY.
OVERVIEW
The professionally installed impermeable sealant for sheet pile.
Made by and for sheet pile professionals, WADIT® is the go-to sealant solution for projects where water leakage is a concern, such as dewatering cofferdams and barrier walls for site remediation. Sheet-Pile offers professional application by trained installation crews, ensuring a reliable and long-lasting seal for sheet pile interlocks every time.
The WADIT® system can be installed in any interlock type: hot rolled, cold rolled, O-Pile® or combined sheet pile. The discharge is typically zero when properly applied into the sheet pile interlock. Installation is priced per foot or meter of interlock and available globally.
Get in touch with us to arrange your WADIT® installation today. Simply provide your preferred installation date, and we will coordinate a professional installation with minimal lead time.
Every installation generates a unique WADIT® certificate number that is registered and maintained in a database, enabling you to confirm the WADIT® certification status of all projects.
WADIT Benefits
APPLICATIONS
Common Applications
FOR ALL SHEET PILE WALLS:
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Temporary and permanent sheet pile wall constructions
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Reduction of corrosion inside the interlock chamber
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Wall constructions in soils that contain ground water, have the consistency of clay, or with small fine particle fraction (gravel-type soil)
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Reduction of interlock friction that aids installation
FOR CHALLENGING APPLICATIONS:
Trenches in soil types with a high ground water level
Dam renovation work
Sealing of river banks
Delimitation of underground water courses in water protection zones
Sealing work on concrete and steel components
How even a coated sheet pile erodes inside the interlock if you do not use the WADIT system.
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FAQs
When applied correctly by a professionally trained crew, WADIT® sealant is impermeable. After application, the contractor can proceed with sheet pile installation without any limitations, irrespective of the driving method or environmental conditions. Notably, WADIT® is the only sealant specially formulated to meet the precise requirements of sheet pile applications.
Upon completion of the installation, you will be provided with a WADIT® Test Report (WTR) encompassing installation particulars, along with a unique WADIT® certificate number for authentication purposes.
WADIT® is flexible and thus offers unique elasticity. Other swell type sealants material become rigid and fracture which may cause leaks. WADIT® tolerates torsion and movements in the sheet pile interlock maintaining an absolute seal.
In testing, the system was subjected to a maximum water pressure of 5 bar (= 500 kPa, or more than 130 feet of water pressure depth), which represents almost twice the safety margin over maximum water pressure levels measured in the past. It was the opinion of those administering the test that WADIT® likely could have withstood an even higher water pressure.
Yes. Utilizing WADIT® on sheet pile acts as a protective barrier against corrosion, effectively slowing down the oxidation process.
In the time it takes to pick up the sheet pile with the crane, your WADIT® protected sheet pile is ready to be installed.
Indefinitely. There are no restrictions.
WADIT® can be used/installed with any and all sheet pile types, hot or cold rolled, paired or unpaired, that are currently on the market today.
Yes, this service can be scheduled for a nominal fee, and the cost can be credited towards a future order.
Yes. WADIT® remains flexible in temperatures below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
Yes. WADIT® does not become viscous until temperatures over 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
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INSTALLATION VIDEO
WADIT Projects
Why should I use WADIT®?
When applied correctly by a professionally trained crew, WADIT® sealant is impermeable. After application, the contractor can proceed with sheet pile installation without any limitations, irrespective of the driving method or environmental conditions. Notably, WADIT® is the only sealant specially formulated to meet the precise requirements of sheet pile applications.
How can you confirm your sealant is WADIT®?
Upon completion of the installation, you will be provided with a WADIT® Test Report (WTR) encompassing installation particulars, along with a unique WADIT® certificate number for authentication purposes.
Why does WADIT® work well in sheet pile?
WADIT® is flexible and thus offers unique elasticity. Other swell type sealants material become rigid and fracture which may cause leaks. WADIT® tolerates torsion and movements in the sheet pile interlock maintaining an absolute seal.
How far under water can you install WADIT®?
In testing, the system was subjected to a maximum water pressure of 5 bar (= 500 kPa, or more than 130 feet of water pressure depth), which represents almost twice the safety margin over maximum water pressure levels measured in the past. It was the opinion of those administering the test that WADIT® likely could have withstood an even higher water pressure.
Does WADIT® help protect against corrosion?
Yes. Utilizing WADIT® on sheet pile acts as a protective barrier against corrosion, effectively slowing down the oxidation process.
How soon can you drive sheet pile after application?
In the time it takes to pick up the sheet pile with the crane, your WADIT® protected sheet pile is ready to be installed.
How long can you store steel sheet pile with installed WADIT®?
Indefinitely. There are no restrictions.
Can you install WADIT® in cold formed interlocks?
WADIT® can be used/installed with any and all sheet pile types, hot or cold rolled, paired or unpaired, that are currently on the market today.
Can we test WADIT® against our contaminated soil conditions?
Yes, this service can be scheduled for a nominal fee, and the cost can be credited towards a future order.
Can you install WADIT® in frozen conditions?
Yes. WADIT® remains flexible in temperatures below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
Can you install WADIT® in high heat or the desert?
Yes. WADIT® does not become viscous until temperatures over 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
Can WADIT® be installed in already paired sheet pile ?
Yes.
Can you install WADIT® in coated steel sheet pile?
Yes.
Can WADIT® be used in potable water applications?
Yes.
When applied correctly by a professionally trained crew, WADIT® sealant is impermeable. After application, the contractor can proceed with sheet pile installation without any limitations, irrespective of the driving method or environmental conditions. Notably, WADIT® is the only sealant specially formulated to meet the precise requirements of sheet pile applications.
Upon completion of the installation, you will be provided with a WADIT® Test Report (WTR) encompassing installation particulars, along with a unique WADIT® certificate number for authentication purposes.
WADIT® is flexible and thus offers unique elasticity. Other swell type sealants material become rigid and fracture which may cause leaks. WADIT® tolerates torsion and movements in the sheet pile interlock maintaining an absolute seal.
In testing, the system was subjected to a maximum water pressure of 5 bar (= 500 kPa, or more than 130 feet of water pressure depth), which represents almost twice the safety margin over maximum water pressure levels measured in the past. It was the opinion of those administering the test that WADIT® likely could have withstood an even higher water pressure.
Yes. Utilizing WADIT® on sheet pile acts as a protective barrier against corrosion, effectively slowing down the oxidation process.
In the time it takes to pick up the sheet pile with the crane, your WADIT® protected sheet pile is ready to be installed.
Indefinitely. There are no restrictions.
WADIT® can be used/installed with any and all sheet pile types, hot or cold rolled, paired or unpaired, that are currently on the market today.
Yes, this service can be scheduled for a nominal fee, and the cost can be credited towards a future order.
Yes. WADIT® remains flexible in temperatures below 20 degrees Fahrenheit.
Yes. WADIT® does not become viscous until temperatures over 250 degrees Fahrenheit.
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CONTACT
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WADIT® systems are available for immediate shipment, regardless of your load-bearing, durability needs, or location.
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Certified technicians professionally install WADIT® to ensure the perfect seal every time. You can be confident that the quality of your project will never be compromised.
PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED AND CERTIFIED BY SHEET PILE LLC
No matter the climate, WADIT® can be applied, transported and stored in any weather condition, ensuring a fast and problem-free sealant application. Once installed in the sheet pile interlocks, no further action by the contractor is required. No special packaging or transport instructions are needed.
IMPERVIOUS TO WEATHER
WADIT® is non-toxic and made from sustainable, natural raw materials. Internationally lab-tested and certified, WADIT® is safe and can be used without any restriction in sheet pile wall interlocks for ground and surface water use.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
WADIT® has exceptional memory rebound properties. Conventional materials may harden like glass in temperatures of just 50°F (10°C). WADIT®, on the other hand, remains extremely flexible even in groundwater.
EXTREMELY FLEXIBLE
WADIT® performs in every environment, from the tropics to the arctic, where high pressure sealing is required with extreme temperature ranges. The longevity of your sheet pile project is guaranteed.
HIGHLY DURABLE
TESTED AND CERTIFIED
WADIT® fortifies your project. This real world and lab tested sealant keeps water out and protects against hazardous substances. Comprehensive third-party test data clearly states that the permeability of Larssen or Ball and Socket sheet pile with WADIT is zero because there is NO water flow through the sheet pile interlocks at five bars (or about 130' or nearly 40 meters in depth) of differential water pressure. Please refer to the Water-Tightness Study for exact details.
