ELASTOSEAL PU 50 FC

A polyurethane-based, elastomeric sealant and adhesive material with high mechanical strength and high polymerisation speed. Suitable for elastic bonding and joints of small/moderate mobility. Can be painted with standard construction paints.

SKU: ELASTOSEAL PU 50 FC Category:

Description

Polyurethane based sealant

APPLICATIONS:
Recommended for sealing and bonding between same and different materials in building applications, industrial applications, aluminum frames manufacturing, elevators, etc. Ideal for applications in vehicle refinishing and yachts. Excellent adhesion to a wide variety of substrates, such as concrete, glass, wood, galvanized sheet metal, aluminum.

PACKAGING:
-310 ml Cartridges (Box of 25)
-600 ml Sausages (Box of 15)

COLORS:
Grey, White, Black

SHELF LIFE:
At least 9 months from date of manufacture when stored in room temperature and indoor humidity (not below 0℃ and over 25℃).

FAQS about SEALANT ADHESIVES  

What is the difference between Elastoseal-PU 25 LM and Elastoseal-PU 50 FC?

Elastomeric sealants and adhesives are classified based on the hardness of the elastic mass after complete curing, as measured by the SHORE A scale, which typically ranges from 15 to 60. A lower hardness index indicates a softer sealant, while a higher index indicates a harder one. Softer elastomeric sealants, in the 15-30 range, are more suitable for sealing high-mobility joints, such as concrete expansion joints.

Harder sealants, in the 45-60 range, are more suitable for low-mobility joints (such as welds) and bonding applications. Sealants with intermediate hardness, in the 30-45 range, are versatile and suitable for both high-mobility joints and elastic welds. Sealants with a Shore A hardness index of 45-60, are typically used in bonding applications and usually cure faster than softer elastomers in the 15-30 range.

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Additional information

Technology

One Component, PU

Type

Bonding, Sealing, Vertical & Horizontal joints

Materials

Aluminum, Bricks, Ceramic, Concrete, Glass, Heterogeneous materials, Metal, Non-porous materials, Porous materials, Wood

Conditions

High temperature, Indoor, Low temperature, Outdoor

Application areas

Cars, Elevators, Floors, Pipes, Roofs, Tiles, Tunnels, Vents & gutter, Windows, Yachts