
Silicone Sealant
Description
Properties
- durable elasticity under various climatological circumstances.
- excellent temperature resistance -50ºC. - + 180ºC
- excellent adhesion to glass, ceramic tiles, enamel, porcelain and nearly all painted surfaces.
- conforms to all important international building and glazing specifications.
Transparent, white, grey, brown, bronze, black
Packaging
Cartridges 300ml
Shelf Life
In original, unopened packing at temperatures between +5ºC and + 25ºC: 12 months
Applications
- as a topsealing in glazing systems
- jointing and sealing in sanitary spaces, kitchens and other damp areas.
SNJF, BUtgb/UBatc, TT-S-002302C, TT-001543A, ASTM C920-79 type S, Class 25, CGSB19P9, DIN 18545 part 2 group E, JIS 5758 and B5 5889
Technical Data
Durabond Silicone Sealant for Building and Glazing
| Character | Elastic |
| Specific Gravity | 1,04 |
| Consistency | Thixotropic |
| Skinning time | 5 min. at 23ºC and 50% R.H. |
| Slump | ACC. to ISO 7390: none |
| Movement Accommodation | 25% |
| Adhesion | Excellent on surfaces pre-treated according to the instructions. |
| Curing Time | 2mm a day at 23ºC and 50% R.H. |
| Paintability | NOT Paintable |
| Hardness shore A | Acc. to ISO 868 - 15-20 |
| Temperature Resistance | -50ºC - + 180ºC |
| Modulus | Acc. to ISO 37 - 0,35Mpa |
| Elongation | Acc. to ISO 8339 - 500% |
| Maintenance | With the same material |
Surfaces
Type of Surface
Nearly all surfaces in the building industry, except bitumen P.E., P.P. and Teflon.
Pre-treatment
The following surfaces do not require any primer: glass, ceramic and enamelled surfaces. Prime porous surfaces.
Condition of Surface
Must be dry, clean, free of dust, grease, oil, loose particles, etc.
Joint Dimension
Minimum joint width : 4mm
Maximum joint width: 30mm
Maximum joint depth: 10mm
Use backing foam to create the right joint depth
Application
Tools:
Hand
Application Temperature:
+5ºC till + 40ºC
Application advice:
Durabond Silicone Sealant must be finished within 5 minutes, by using a spatula or puttyknife. Employing soapwater will be of great help. Care should be taken when the sealant is applied onto metal or alkaline surfaces under wet conditions during the curing time of the sealant, chemical reaction from the acetic acid might occur. In this cases it is advisableto use a neutral curing silicone sealant.
Safety and Hygiene
While curing Durabond Silicone Sealant issues acetic acid, therefore, the working area should be well ventilated.
Due to possible irritation, all contact of the product with eyes or mucous areas must be avoided. If this should occur, rinse the affected area thoroughly with plenty of water and, if need be, see a doctor. Rubber resulting after curing may be handled without risk. Primers used with Durabond Silicone Sealant contain solvents inflammable at air temperature. Do not smoke or use unprotected flame near the working area. If eyes are splashed, rinse thoroughly with plenty of water, otherwise, see a doctor. Use gloves, and in case of splashing, wash with industrial detergent when the product is still fresh.
Technical Advisory Service
Our Research and Development Department provides a free consultancy and advisory service. The information contained in this Technical Data Sheet is based on many years experience and usage of the product. However, all recommendations and suggestions are made without guarantee since the conditions of use are beyond our control.
For further technical advice contact the Technical Advisory Service at the address below