This SikaSeal 109 Carpentry Silicone Sealant will be essential for your carpentry work. Usable indoors and outdoors, this silicone sealant is easy to apply and smooth. Weatherproof after curing, it will withstand the effects of aging. It is suitable for creating joints in new work and renovation, such as heavy and light prefabrication joints for glazing around exterior and interior joinery (wood, aluminium, PVC) of curtain walls... This product is classified A+ "very low emissions" on the index of volatile substance emissions in the air, presenting an inhalation toxicity risk on a scale from A+ (very low emissions) to C (high emissions).
Specialising in chemical products, Sika is a leader in the development and manufacturing of systems and products for bonding, sealing, soundproofing, reinforcement, and protection in the construction and automotive industries. Product innovation and excellence in quality and service have been the company's priorities for over 100 years now!
- Adhesion that does not require a primer on most substrates
- Odourless
- Easy application and smoothing
- Does not run
- Remains flexible even at low temperatures
- Weatherproof after curing
- Density: ≈ 1.01
- Application temperature: +5°C to +40°C
- Curing speed: ≈ 2 mm in 24h at +23°C and 50% RH
- Skin formation time: ≈ 35 min at +23°C and 50% RH
- Colour: Grey
- Packaging: 3 x 300ml
- Reference: 525040x3
A pack of 3 SIKA silicone sealants SikaSeal 109 Carpentry - Grey - 300ml
Delivered in its original packaging
Use Sika products with care. Before use, please consult the manufacturer's product notice, available on the sika.fr website
SUBSTRATE
Substrates must be cohesive, sound, clean, and dry.
In all cases of use, substrates and the edges of joints must be free from any non-adhering or poorly adhering parts and any products that may impair the adhesion of the sealant (grease, oil, dust).
APPLICATION
Follow the DTU 44.1. In particular, do not create joints narrower than 5 mm.
Use a Sika BACKING ROD installed with non-cutting tools to avoid damaging its surface.
Apply the sealant in a continuous joint with a manual, pneumatic, or electric gun, avoiding any air inclusion.
Carefully press the sealant against the edges of the joint.
Then smooth using a brush moistened with slightly soapy water if necessary before a skin forms.
