Stikla silikona hermētiķis CSJ-568
Funkcijas:
- Vienkomponenta, acetoksi cietējošs RTV silikona hermētiķis.
- Excellent adhesion to glass and ceramics and fast curing.
- Lieliska izturība pret laikapstākļiem, UV starojumu, ozonu, ūdeni.
- Remains flexible over a temperature range of-50℃ to150℃.
Pamata lietojumi:
- Stikla un alumīnija sakausējumu savienojumu blīvēšana.
- Glazing in construction, glass assembling and home decoration.
- Suitable for doors and windows installation.
Derīguma termiņš: 12 mēnešus no izgatavošanas datuma, ja uzglabā 5 ℃-27 ℃ temperatūrā oriģinālajos neatvērtos iepakojumos.
Piemērojamie standarti: JC/T485-2007
Krāsa: skaidrs, melns, balts, arī pielāgojams atbilstoši klienta prasībām.
Iepakojums: 300 ml kārtridžā/ 200 l cilindrā
Applications of Glass Silicone Sealant CSJ-568
Glass silicone sealant is a versatile product with numerous applications, both in construction and household settings. Here are some of its common uses:
Construction and Building Applications
- Sealing Glass Windows and Doors: Creates a weatherproof and airtight seal, preventing water infiltration and energy loss.
- Bonding Glass Panels:Secures glass panels in curtain walls, skylights, and other architectural structures.
- Repairing Cracked Glass: Fills cracks and gaps in glass surfaces.
- Sealing Joints Between Glass and Other Materials:Provides a durable bond between glass and materials like metal, wood, and masonry.
Key Advantages of Glass Silicone Sealant
- Weather Resistance: Resists extreme weather conditions, including UV radiation, temperature fluctuations, and moisture.
- Durability: Provides a long-lasting and durable seal.
- Flexibility:Accommodates movement and vibration, preventing cracking and tearing.
- Water Resistance: Protects against water damage and mold growth.
- Adhesion: Bonds well to a variety of surfaces, including glass, metal, ceramic, and wood.
When using glass silicone sealant, it’s essential to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and ensure proper surface preparation for optimal results.
