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CRL RTV408BL48GL Black RTV Industrial and Construction Silicone - 48 Gallon Drum

Item #: RTV408BL48GL by CR Laurence

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Features
  • Low Odor, Non-Acetic Cure Formula
  • Excellent Adhesion to Most Surfaces
  • Easy Gunnability and Tooling
  • 20 Year Limited Warranty
  • AAMA Approved
  • LEED Certification

Contents of Container

48 gl. Drum (181 l)

Shelf Life

12 Months

Finish

Black

Contents (Gallons)

48

Brand

CRL

Finish/Color

Black

Product Overview

CRL RTV408 Silicone is a neutral cure, medium modulus, 100% Silicone Sealant that cures to a tough, flexible rubber when exposed to moisture. RTV408 features primerless adhesion to: Aluminum, stainless steel, chromium, tin, iron, plastics, rigid PVC, phenolic resin, glass, ceramic, and most reflective-coated glasses.
Basic Uses: Its fast cure time and easy tooling make it ideal for many in-house production applications; and it is non-corrosive to most building materials such as glass (including insulating glass), tiles, and sanitary equipment. CRL RTV408 seals curtainwall joints; vinyl, steel and aluminum windows; and skylights. It is also used in vehicles, ships, aircraft, as well as for electrical insulation. CRL RTV408 does not cause corrosion in contact with metals. It is suitable for alkaline materials such as mortar and cement, and other applications where metal corrosion could be a problem. CRL RTV408 stays flexible and is resistant to cracking or becoming brittle in a wide range of temperatures approximately -65° to 400°F (-54° to 204°C). It can be applied at outdoor temperatures as low as -20°F (-29°C), provided that surfaces are clean, dry and frost-free, or on surfaces as high as 100°F (38°C). RTV408W and RTV408T contain a fungicide, and the cured sealant is mildew resistant.
Limitations: It is not recommended for concrete and stone expansion joints; horizontal decks, patios, driveway or terrace joints where abrasion or physical abuse is encountered; sealing submerged joints, particularly where porous surfaces permit water infiltration to the bond surface; interior or exterior structural sealing below the waterline in marine applications; structural glazing; food contact or potable water applications; mirrors. Check cartridge label and Specification Data Sheet for additional limitations.
Comparable Sealants
Dap: Titanium®. Dow Corning®: 799 Contractors Weatherproofing, Vinyl Window, Siding & Door. GE®: 2800 Silglaze II Contractors-N 1800. Tremco®: Tremsil 600, TremPro 645. OSI: VP-275. Pecora®: 896. Novagard®: Novaflex. Sika®: SikaSil®-N Plus.
Technical Data: Meets or exceeds Federal Specifications: TT-S-001543A (COM-NBS) Class A, for silicone building sealants; TT-S-00230C (COM-NBS) Class A, for one-component silicone sealants; ASTM C-920 for elastomeric joint sealants, Type S, Grade NS, Class 25, Use NT, G, A and O; CAN/CGSB 19.13-M87. AAMA 802.3-92 Type I, 802.3-92 Type 2, 805.2-94 and 808.3-92. Meets California Air Resources Board 2003 requirements for Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) content. Qualifies for LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System® credit.
Product Warning:
Not recommended for concrete and stone expansion joints; horizontal decks, patios, driveway or terrace joints where abrasion or physical abuse is encountered; sealing submerged joints, particularly where porous surfaces permit water infiltration to the bond surface; interior or exterior structural sealing below the waterline in marine applications; structural glazing; food contact or potable water applications. RTV408 cannot be painted as painting over silicone sealant is generally not successful. Paint film does not stretch with extension of the sealant, and adhesion of paint to the sealant is not adequate. Extensive material testing has shown that the following substrates must be tested for good adhesion, and that a primer may be required: plastics, flexible PVC, acrylic resin, natural stone, concrete and wood. Check label and Specification Data Sheet for additional limitations.

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