Glass Flame Retardant Sealant Waterproof Elastic Bonding

Waterproof Flame Retardant Glass Glue Elastic Bonding Fireproof Sealant

Factory Information:

With 20 years of glue-making experience, the factory covers an area of 40,000 square meters, is equipped with highly

mechanized equipment, has a daily output of 30,000 pieces, and more than 200 production and R&D personnel. The source

factory supports OEM/ODM. The products have high cost performance. We look forward to your contact.

119 Fireproof Sealant is a special fire-retardant silicone sealant. While the good bonding and sealing performance , it also can

bear the flame(600℃) for more than 10 hours.

It is a neutral curing structural adhesive specially designed for structural bonding and assembly in building curtain walls.

It can be easily extruded and used under a wide range of temperature conditions. It depends on the moisture in the air to 

solidify into excellent, durable, high modulus and high elasticity silicone rubber.

It has high strength (compressive strength > 65mpa, steel steel tensile bonding strength > 30MPa, shear strength > 18Mpa),

can bear large load, and is resistant to aging, fatigue and corrosion.

Usage Methods:

Construction Preparation

Clean the construction surface: Ensure the construction area is clean, dry, free of dust, oil, moisture and other

debris. You can use cleaners, sandpaper and other tools for cleaning and grinding.

Prepare tools: such as glue guns, scrapers, brushes, etc. Open the packaging of the fireproof sealant.

Gluing

Install the glue gun properly and load the sealant into the gun.

Aim at the gap or hole of the construction area, and squeeze the glue gun evenly to fill the sealant evenly.

Compaction and Trimming

Use a scraper or other tools to compact the filled sealant to ensure the sealant fully fills the gap and the surface is flat.

For larger gaps, it may be necessary to fill and compact in layers.

Cleaning Excess Sealant

Before the sealant solidifies, use a damp cloth or scraper to promptly clean the excess sealant on the construction surface.

Curing and Inspection

Let the sealant cure naturally. After curing, inspect the sealing effect to ensure there are no omissions or defects.

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