Polysulphide Sealant


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Polysulphide Sealant offered is based on liquid poly sulphide polymers that help in providing superior adherence to most of basic civil engineering materials including glass, wood, cementitious substrates, aluminum, mild steel and others. Further, its superior finish also makes it useful for sealing of door-window surrounding joints, expansion joints, floor concrete as well as in meeting the demands of wall masonry separation joints. The constitution helps in achieving rubber like material in pourable consistency after mixing base component as well as the curing agent in defined proportions.

Applications:
·         Vertical as well as overhead expansion joints suitable for use in commercial, residential buildings and Industrial areas
·         Joints suitable for use in subways, flyovers, concrete roads bridges as well as in airport runways
·         Helps in providing joints between plastered masonry walls as well as aluminum door/window section sides
·         Helps in curing cracks in concrete present in slab
·         Also suitable for joints in water retaining structures like aqueducts, dams, water tank, swimming pool, canals and reservoirs
·         Suitable for atomic nuclear power station reactor domes
·         Suitable for providing joints between pipe lines as well as for providing light joints on roof

Features:
·         Designed for providing excellent UV resistance after completion of full cure
·         Helps in withstanding fully submerged conditions
·         Superior chemical and water resistance
·         The adhesion provided is compatible to most substrates
·         Suitable for storing potable water after getting full cure
·         Designed to deliver high thermal flexibility as well as longer service life
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