Design Polymerics Seam Sealant - Aluminum - Injection

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Identification & Functionality

Carrier: Solvent-based
Chemical Family: Butyl Rubber
Product Type: Solventborne Sealant
Technologies: Ready-to-Use Products
Product Families: Ready-to-Use Products — Adhesives & Sealants
Caulks & Sealants
Chemical Family: Butyl Rubber

Features & Benefits

Labeling Claims: Non-Corrosive
Ready-to-Use Product Features: Flexible,
Low Temperature Flexibility,
Oxidation Resistant,
Water Resistant
Features & Benefits: Permanently Flexible

Non-Curing, Non-Skinning

Non-Oxidizing

Non-Corrosive

Pumpable

Withstands Joint Movement

Excellent Water Resistance

Excellent Cold Weather Flexibility

Applications & Uses

Markets: Adhesives & Sealants,
Building & Construction
Applications: Building & Construction — Building Materials
Construction Adhesives
Adhesives & Sealants — Other Adhesives & Sealants Applications
Application Method: Injection
Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Aluminum,
Concrete,
Metal,
Steel,
Wood
Recommended Uses: Pittsburgh duct seams.

Snap lock and button punch seams.

Coil line application.

Roll formed seams.

Suitable for use on common construction materials including: steel, aluminum, masonry and wood.
Directions for Use: Uses:

DP Seam Sealant may be used in metal seams where a non-curing, permanently flexible seal is required. DP Seam Sealant is ideal for sealing Pittsburgh, Button Punch and Snap Lock longitudinal seams. It may also be used in pocket seams of roll formed metal connectors.

Application:

DP Seam Sealant should be injected into seams, typically by pump. Since DP Seam Sealant does not cure, seams should be closed to prevent migration of sealant.

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