300ml Acid Silicone Sealant Waterproof Heat Ressitance Wood Glass Doors And Windows Bonding

. Characteristic

2. Features

• Strong Adhesion: Forms a firm and durable bond with most non-porous materials without the need for additional primers, reducing construction procedures and improving efficiency.
• Excellent Elasticity: Maintains good elasticity after full curing, which can effectively absorb the expansion and contraction, vibration, and deformation of the bonded materials caused by temperature changes or external forces, preventing the seal from cracking.
• Rapid Curing: Typically forms a surface skin within 15-30 minutes under normal temperature and humidity conditions, and completes full curing within 24-48 hours, enabling faster subsequent construction processes.
• Chemical Resistance: Resistant to common chemicals such as weak acids, weak alkalis, and organic solvents, ensuring stable performance in harsh environments like kitchens and bathrooms where it may come into contact with cleaning agents.
• Cost-Effective: Compared with other high-performance sealants, it has a more moderate price while meeting the basic sealing and bonding needs of most civilian and general industrial scenarios, achieving a good balance between performance and cost.

3. Applications

• Building and Construction: Used for sealing the gaps between glass and aluminum frames in glass curtain walls, sealing the joints of door and window profiles to prevent air and water leakage, and bonding and sealing exterior wall decorative panels, stone materials, and ceramic tiles.
• Interior Decoration: Applied in bathroom for sealing the gaps around bathtubs, washbasins, and toilets to achieve waterproof and mildew-proof effects; used in kitchens for sealing the joints between gas stoves, range hoods, and countertops, as well as the gaps of cabinet doors and panels.
• Automotive and Shipbuilding: Suitable for sealing the small gaps in automotive interiors and exteriors, such as the joints of automotive glass, lamp covers, and body trim parts; used in small ships for sealing the gaps of cabin components and decorative parts that do not come into contact with strong corrosive media.
• Electrical and Electronic Industry: Used for sealing the shell joints of small electrical appliances (such as rice cookers, microwave ovens) to prevent dust and water from entering, and for bonding and fixing electronic components that do not require high-temperature resistance.
• Daily Maintenance and Handicrafts: Applied in daily life for repairing and sealing household items, such as fixing loose glass on photo frames, sealing the gaps of plastic containers; used in handicraft production for bonding and shaping materials like glass, resin, and ceramic.