Description:
This room-temperature curing silicone sealant forms a waterproof, flexible bond on glass, ceramics, aluminum, and construction materials. It resists extreme temperatures (-30°C to +150°C), UV exposure, and long-term aging, ensuring durability in harsh conditions. Ideal for airtight sealing around windows, doors, skylights, and glazing applications, it adheres strongly to non-porous surfaces while remaining crack-resistant. With high-performance elasticity and weatherproofing, it’s suitable for both interior and exterior use, including aquariums, vents, and structural joints. The acetic acid-cured formula maintains adhesion under thermal stress and moisture, providing lasting protection.
Features & Benefits:
Single-component, ready-to-use formula for fast and easy application.
Superior UV and ozone resistance, preventing yellowing and degradation over time.
Exceptional flexibility and adhesion across a wide range of substrates.
Non-sag consistency, allowing seamless application on vertical and overhead surfaces.
Remains elastic in extreme cold (-40°C) and heat (+200°C) without cracking.
Cures into a tough, flexible sealant capable of accommodating up to 150% joint movement.
Application:
Architectural and industrial sealing applications.
Waterproof sealing in high-moisture areas such as bathrooms, kitchens, and swimming pools.
Sealing sanitary fixtures (bathtubs, sinks, showers, toilets) and tile perimeters.
Bonding and sealing glass-to-glass, glass-to-metal, and metal-to-metal joints.
Sealing expansion joints in facades, roofs, and concrete structures.
General-purpose maintenance and repair sealing in harsh environments.
Technical parameters:
| Curing system | Acetic cure |
| Specific Gravity | 0.93±0.02 g/ml |
| Shore A Hardness | 20 |
| Elastic recovery | >80% |
| Maximum allowed distortion | 25% |
| Ultimate Tensile Strength | 0.4 MPa |
| Elongation at break | >350% |
| Material | 100% Silicone |
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