Water sealing
Generous axial movement

Repair seal

W803

Skelda W803 is a sealing sealant intended for sealing sealing when repairing previously embedded pipes where leakage has occurred between the pipe and concrete wall / floor. W803 is a so-called movement-friendly sealing, which allows large axial movement of the embedded pipe. The seal is adjustable and can be installed both from the inside or outside of a wall.
W803
  • Tested by the German District Heating Institute and Studsvik Energiteknik - tightness against liquids with sand admixture, up to 0.74 bar (0.1 bar at ± 100 mm axial movement)
  • EPDM rubber - AISI 304 stainless steel hose clamp - hot-dip galvanized steel clamping jaws
  • Self-lubricating - to minimize friction between the jacket and sealing
  • Complies with standard EN 681-1 Sealing rings - Material requirements for sealing rings for water and drainage applications
  • For pipes in standard dimensions from Dy 110 mm and up - other sizes on request
  • During installation, the ring is cut and then glued together once it is fitted around the pipe

Examples of uses

  • District heating pipes
  • District cooling pipelines
  • Stormwater system
  • Industrial wiring
TUBE OD ART. NO
110 1659240
125 1659345
140 1659443
160 1659541
180 1672043
200 1826502
225 1826600
250 1826705
280 1826803
315 1826901
355 1827002
400 1827100
450 1827205
500 1827303
560 1827401
630 1827506
710 1827604
800 1827702
900 1827800
1000 1827905

  1. Check that the distance between the pipe and the wall does not exceed 10 mm and also make sure that the pipe inserted into the wall is at least 80 mm.
  2. Clean the concrete thoroughly for at least 50 mm around the hole. The concrete should be smooth and even and the hole should be free of residues. The pipe should also be clean where the seal will be installed.
  3. Cut the ring just before fitting. Use a sharp knife that has been dipped in water. Read the instructions below and the instructions on the glue tube before gluing. Then place the rubber ring around a part of the pipe that has a smaller diameter. If this is not possible, limit the pipe and stretch the rubber ring so that the ends can be glued together. The recommended temperature for gluing is at least +7°C. Before gluing, check carefully that the ring is in the correct position. The surface to be glued should be clean and free of grease. Spread the glue evenly on only one of the edges. Press the edges together and keep them pressed for about 30 seconds. Note that the glue sticks immediately. It is not possible to make further adjustments later.
  4. Fill the grease groove with the supplied lubricant. Then apply the sealant to the side of the ring that is facing the wall.
  5. Turn the sealing ring back to its original position. Press the ring against the concrete wall and install the hose clamp. Tighten all hose
    clamps so that good contact is achieved between the pipe and the rubber ring around the entire circumference of the pipe. drill holes in the wall for the expansion bolts. Use a clamp as a template. Place the end clamps max 50 mm from the open end of the clamping ring. Distribute the rest of the clamps evenly around the pipe.
  6. Fit the clamping rings and clamping claws. If necessary, adjust the clamping ring so that it has good contact with the rubber ring. Note that the clamping ring must not come into contact with the concrete wall.
Number of clamps required for the pipes
110-3158 UNITS
355-56010 UNITS
630-71012 UNITS
800-100016 UNITS
  1. Fit the clamping rings and clamping claws. If necessary, adjust the clamping ring so that it has good contact with the rubber ring. Note that the clamping ring must not come into contact with the concrete wall. Press the clamping ring behind the screw holder on the hose clamp. Tighten the clamps so that the seal is pressed against the wall and makes the unit watertight. The correct clamping force is achieved exactly when the clamps rise. Adjust and tighten the hose clamp. Make further adjustments to the clamps and hose clamp if necessary.
Dimension (mm) A B E
110-180 26 25 37
200-1000 26 31 44

Press the clamping ring behind the screw holder on the hose clamp. Tighten the clamps so that the seal is pressed against the concrete wall and makes the unit watertight. The correct clamping force is achieved exactly when the clamping piston rises. Adjust and tighten the hose clamp. Make further adjustments to the clamps and hose clamp if necessary.

Frequently asked questions about sealings

It is important to note that the sealings are not intended to act as supports. The pipes must be supported on both sides of the seal.

W801, W803 and W804 are all tested for generous axial movements.

Many of our sealings protect against both radon and water. You can see from the labels on the products which ones protect against what.

Here is a link to all the data sheets we have: Data sheets

We have sealings in stock with a diameter of up to 1000 mm. We have the ability to build custom sealings and have supplied sealings up to 2000 mm diameter, but there are no limits to how large sealings we can make.

Call or email us to discuss your sealings needs in more detail. 033-10 04 40 or info@skelda.se

It is possible to install W802 on corrugated pipes provided that it lies on one or more of the tops of the pipe. Should there be very wide gaps on large pipes, it may be necessary to seal the gap in the corrugation before installing the seal.

W802 is included in the House Product Portal and is therefore approved for Nordic Swan Ecolabel projects. These types of sealings cannot be Nordic Swan Ecolabeled and this also applies to competitors' products. But if they are included in the House Product Portal, it works.

W801, W802, Link Seal, Compact and Nofirno are all approved radon sealings.