DOWSIL 375 Construction & Glass Embedding Silicone Sealant by Glasscorp Architectural

DOWSIL 375 Construction & Glass Embedding Silicone Sealant

Glasscorp Architectural

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Description

DOWSIL™ 375 Construction and Glass Embedding has been specifically developed to securely mount and support flat and curved monolithic or laminated glass panels in the U-shaped profiles, in interior and exterior embedding applications. It is a pourable, self-levelling, two-part polyurethane, designed for use as a supporting material for glass panels that are only retained at the base.

Designed for installation of frameless glass balustrades for pure glass aesthetics and invisible bonding. Enables balustrade designs with fixation of glass panes at their base, resulting in a clean, modern appearance.

Part A Polyol - 16kg
Part B Hardener - 3kg

Key Features

Pure glass aesthetics with invisible fixing
Excellent flowability for efficient application
Lightweight container sizes for easy handling
Efficient and fast application for enhanced productivity
Very rigid to minimise panel deflection
Long pot life
Very fast cure, at room temperature

Scope of Use

Embedding of glass panels in U-profiles for glass balustrades
Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications

Limitations on Use

Must be used in accordance with technical literature and maintenance guidelines
For more information on compatibility with other products and specialist advice, please contact Glasscorp Architectural directly
Customers should independently determine the suitability of this product for their specific purpose prior to use

Statement of Building Code Compliance

DOWSIL™ sealants may contribute to compliance with the following code clauses when correctly applied.

B2 (Durability), B2.3.1(a). The durability of silicone is well established in NZ based on in-service use.
C2 – C6 (Protection from Fire), applicable performance criteria. Performance based on fire testing.
E2 (External Moisture) & E3 (Internal Moisture), applicable performance criteria. Silicone when applied seals joints and allowed to cure will resist water penetration.
F2 (Hazardous Building Materials), F2.3.1. Silicone is not considered hazardous, and does not emit harmful gases.