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Product Advantage
Feature
Odorless, non-corrosive cure system
Cures to form an extremely tough elastomeric rubber ensuring a durable, flexible, watertight bond
Excellent weatherability and high resistance to ultraviolet radiation, heat and humidity, ozone and temperature extremes
Excellent unprimed adhesion to wide range of substrates including coated, enameled, and reflective glasses; anodized and polyester coated or painted aluminum profiles including most fluoropolymer-based paints
Successfully tested for use in protective glazing applications
Technical Parameters
| Test Items | Technical Indicators /GB | Test Results | Remarks | |
| Sag | Vertical Placement/mm | ≤3 | 0 | Qualified |
| Horizontal Placement | Zero | Zero | Qualified | |
| Application time/min | ≥20 | 20 | Qualified | |
| Surface Dry Time/h | ≤3 | 2 | Qualified | |
| Hardness | 20–60 | 48 | Qualified | |
| Heat&Aging Resistance | Thermal Weight Loss% | ≤10 | 2 | Qualified |
| Crack | Zero | Zero | Qualified | |
| Chalking | Zero | Zero | Qualified | |
| tensile strength and elongation at normal condition (23℃) | Tensile Strength at Ultimate Enlongation/Mpa | ≥0.6 | 1.41 | Qualified |
| Destruction area /% | ≤5 | 0 | Qualified | |
| Elongation at break/% | ≥100 | 118 | Qualified | |
| tensile strength and elongation @90℃ | Tensile Strength at Ultimate Enlongation/Mpa | ≥0.45 | 0.96 | Qualified |
| Destruction area /% | ≤5 | 0 | Qualified | |
| tensile strength and elongation @−30℃ | Tensile Strength at Ultimate Enlongation/Mpa | ≥0.45 | 1.89 | Qualified |
| Destruction area /% | ≤5 | 0 | Qualified | |
| tensile strength and elongation after immersion | Tensile Strength at Ultimate Enlongation/Mpa | ≥0.45 | 1.21 | Qualified |
| Destruction area /% | ≤5 | 0 | Qualified | |
| tensile strength and elongation after exposure to UV | Tensile Strength at Ultimate Enlongation/Mpa | ≥0.45 | 1.14 | Qualified |
| Destruction area /% | ≤5 | 0 | Qualified | |
| tensile strength@23℃ | Tensile modulus at elongation of %10(Kpa) | / | 228.5 | Qualified |
| Tensile modulus at elongation of %20(Kpa) | / | 452,6 | Qualified | |
| Tensile modulus at elongation of %40(Kpa) | / | 759.6 | Qualified | |
| Conclusion | The batch of products detected by the judge: ( ) Qualified ( ) Unqualified | |||
Product Uses
Application:
Structural joints of small and medium-sized buildings
Protective Glass Sealant (bomb blasts, school security glazing, severe weather, etc.)
Structural bonding of glass and other curtain wall.
Structural bonding for industrial purposes or other buildings.
Secondary sealing of structural insulating glass
Product Operate Guide
Step 1: Make sure compatibility and adhesion between sealants and adhesive material before using.
Step 2: The sealant displays excellent adhesive effect in the clean environment with temperature of 4℃-40℃and Relative Humidity(RH)of40%-80%.
Step 3:Surface cleaning for bond substrates, clean up the dirt, grease and other contaminants, then affixedtemporary protective tape.
Step 4: According to the size you want, cut out sealant mouth.
Diameter of Gun nozzle should be smaller than the thickness ofthe sealant injection place, it makesnozzle can stretch into the 1/2 depth of the sealant injection place. Start to inject sealant whensubstrate surface is completely dry, Extrusion and injection of sealant shall be continuous ,whichmakes sure the extrusion of sealant is continuous and uniform cylinder, the move the gun slowly anduniformly, make sure the substrate interface is full of silicone sealant. Quick move is not allowed forthe gun, it will cases bubbles or holes.
Step 5: Decoration should be carried out when the injection is finished, and remove temporary protective tape.
1.Surface Cleaning
2.Affixed Tape
3.Sealant Mouth Cutting
4.Injection
5.Surface Fixing
6.Tape Remove
7.Finish
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