CRL White GE® SilGlaze® II Silicone Sealant

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Overview

SKUSCS2802
Pack Size24
Cartridge Contents10.1 oz. (300 ml)
Finish/Color:White
Shelf LifeUse Before Date

Description

Product Details

  • Ideal for Window Perimeter Weathersealing
  • One-Part, Neutral Cure/Low Odor, Fast Cure

GE® SilGlaze® II Silicone Sealant is a one-part, neutral curing, medium modulus sealant that can be used for field glazing, window installations, and general purpose sealing applications.

Basic Uses

SilGlaze® II may be used for in-shop window fabrication as a bedding sealant, as well as for cap, toe, and heel bead applications. GE® SilGlaze® II Silicone Sealant is also recommended for use as a saw kerf sealant for the setting of dimensional stone panels. It has excellent adhesion to wood, vinyl, aluminum, and glass. May also be used as a perimeter weatherseal for field glazing and window installations.

Comparable Sealants

CRL: RTV408. Dap: Titanium®. Dow Corning®: 799 Contractors Weatherproofing, Vinyl Window, Siding & Door. Tremco®: Tremsil 600, TremPro 645. OSI: VP-275. Pecora: 896. Novagard®: Novaflex. Sika: SikaSil®-N Plus.

Limitations

It should not be used for the following applications: structural glazing applications; aquariums; continuous water immersion applications; for applications where FDA or USDA compliance is required; in glass butt joints or other glazing applications where small bubbles which can develop during cure may be objectionable. Check cartridge label and Specification Data Sheet for additional limitations.

Technical Data

It meets or exceeds Federal Specifications TT-S-001543A (COMNBS); TT-S-00230C (COM-NBS); ASTM C-920, Type S, Grade NS, Class 25, Use NT, G, A & O. AAMA 802.3-92, 805.2-92, 808.3-92, 803.3-92 (Type I).

Product Warning:

Should not be used for the following applications: Structural glazing applications; aquariums; continuous water immersion applications; for applications where FDA or USDA compliance is required; in glass butt joints or other glazing applications where small bubbles which can develop during cure may be objectionable. Check cartridge label and Specification Data Sheet for additional limitations.

Specifications