SOPRASEAL® Sealant SKU: 22909, 22911
SOPRASEAL® Sealant SKU: 22909, 22911
SOPRASEAL Sealant is a low VOC, solvent-free, polyether sealant. This fast-setting, moisture curing product is designed to be applied where outgassing and solvents are not tolerated. SOPRASEAL Sealant’s tough elastomeric bonds allow for excellent adhesion to most construction materials and SOPREMA’s SOPRASEAL membranes. SOPRASEAL Sealant can be applied at temperatures as low as 32°F (0°C) and is available in sausages. SOPRASEAL Sealant will not shrink upon curing or discolor when left exposed to UV and is cured through in 24 hours.
Product Properties
- Type Sealant
Installation
Ensure application surface is clean, sound, dry and free of debris. Test substrate prior for bonding strength and compatibility prior to application. SOPRASEAL Sealant is used as an accessory sealant to all SOPREMA wall membranes.
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