Quality in Elastic Sealing According to DIN Standards
Kleinbirken UG: Your experts for permanently elastic joint sealing.
Welcome to Kleinbirken UG, your reliable partner for permanently elastic joint sealing, silicone joints, and sealings in high-rise construction. Under the expert leadership of Peter, a master craftsman with lifelong experience and a passion for perfection, we offer you the highest quality and precision in every task.
Peter, the managing director of Kleinbirken UG, has a long history in the craft: "Handcrafting has always been a central part of my life. Even as a child, I helped my grandparents and parents with various manual tasks, which greatly influenced my later career choice." This deep-rooted connection to the craft led to the founding of a GbR in 2019 together with his mentor, Uwe Haferkamp, who brought over 30 years of expertise in high-rise construction joint sealing.
In 2022, Peter decided to leave Oldenburg in Lower Saxony and start his own company, Kleinbirken UG. His goal: to deliver craftsmanship with passion and precision at the highest level. "We are craftsmen who perform our work with dedication and enthusiasm," Peter emphasizes. This philosophy is reflected in every one of our projects.
Our Mission and Values:
Our principles are good advice, quality, and punctuality in execution—values from which you will also benefit. We look forward to providing you with a non-binding offer for your project. Simply describe your needs through our contact form.
- Kundenzufriedenheit: Bei Kleinbirken UG steht der Kunde im Mittelpunkt. Wir legen großen Wert auf eine enge Zusammenarbeit und verstehen es, auf die individuellen Wünsche unserer Kunden einzugehen.
- Perfektion: Unsere Arbeit endet nicht, bis Sie voll und ganz zufrieden sind. Sorgfalt und höchste Präzision sind unsere Grundprinzipien.
- Flexibilität: Als mittelständisches, inhabergeführtes Unternehmen reagieren wir schnell und flexibel auf Ihre Bedürfnisse.
- Qualität: Wir verwenden nur hochwertige Materialien und arbeiten nach den neuesten DIN-Normen, um Ihnen die besten Ergebnisse zu garantieren.
Kleinbirken UG operates according to the highest standards to provide you with reliable and durable sealing solutions. We adhere to the latest DIN standards to ensure safety and efficiency for your projects.
Our Standards:
- DIN 18540: High-rise construction sealants for joints.
- DIN 18545: Glazing works.
- DIN EN ISO 11600: Classification of sealants.
- DIN 4108-2: Thermal protection and energy savings.
- DIN 52460: Adhesion strength of sealants.
- DIN 18531: Sealing of roofs, balconies, and loggias.
Why Choose Us:
- Durability: Our seals are robust and resistant to various weather conditions.
- Safety: Compliance with standards minimizes the risk of construction errors and damage.
- Energy Efficiency: Our solutions contribute to thermal insulation and energy savings, which reduces your costs in the long term.
- Quality Guarantee: We offer high-quality materials and precise workmanship according to the latest standards.
Trust Kleinbirken UG to equip your construction projects with the best elastic and mineral sealing solutions. Contact us for a consultation and experience how we professionally and normatively implement your requirements.
Interested?
Then call us or use the contact form. We look forward to your inquiry.
Sealing ABC – Your Guide to Elastic Sealing
- A – Airing Time: The time after which a sealant can be applied following primer application.
- B – Construction Site Protocol: Documentation of sealing work for quality assurance and claims.
- C – Chemical Resistance: Sealant resistance to chemicals like cleaning agents and oils.
- D – Tensile Modulus (Module): Measure of the force exerted on bonding surfaces when the sealant is stretched.
- E – Energy Pass: Documents the energy balance of a building according to EnEV.
- F – Joint Dimensioning: Correct dimensioning is crucial for the performance and longevity of the joint.
- G – Warranty: Legal limitation period of 5 years for work services on buildings.
- H – Primer: Agent to improve sealant adhesion on various surfaces.
- I – Insulation Materials: Materials used in the joint to limit sealant thickness.
- J – Joint: Planned space between building elements that must compensate for movements.
- K – Cohesion Break/Crack: Material break within the sealant, often due to excessive movements or incorrect dimensioning.
- L – Light Fastness: Resistance of a sealant to color changes due to UV radiation.
- M – Modification of Sealants: Adjusting sealant properties through additives to improve performance.
- N – Standards: Regulations defining the quality and processing of sealants.
- O – Open Time: Maximum time span from applying the primer to inserting the sealant.
- P – Fungicidal Equipment: Fungicidal additives in sealants to prevent fungal growth.
- Q – Quality Control: Monitoring and testing of sealant properties and sealing work.
- R – Elastic Recovery: The ability of a sealant to return to its original shape after deformation.
- S – Smear Formation: Contamination of the glass surface by sealant components during window cleaning.
- T – Temperature Resistance: Sealant resistance to temperature changes.
- U – Substrate Preparation: An important step to ensure optimal sealant adhesion.
- V – Compatibility: Compatibility of the sealant with adjacent building materials.
- W – Maintenance Joint: Joints that need to be regularly checked and renewed if necessary.
- X – Xylol Resistance: Sealant resistance to xylol, a solvent.
- Y – Young's Modulus: Elastic modulus that describes the stiffness of a material.
- Z – Permissible Total Deformation (PTD): Maximum deformation that a sealant can withstand permanently.
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