Clear Viscous Liquid Hybrid Polymer Concrete Expansion Joint Sealant Usage

Clear Hybrid Polymer for construction flooring sealant

The construction flooring sealant made with Risun Clear Hybrid Polymer is suitable for the installation of any wooden floor to almost any sub-floor.

The final sealant are no bubbles, no yellowing, no isocyanate groups, with longer shelf life, better weathering resistance and more eco-friendly than PU sealants.

Many natural materials consist of inorganic and organic building blocks distributed on the nanoscale. In most cases the inorganic part provides mechanical strength and an overall structure to the natural objects while the organic part delivers bonding between the inorganic building blocks and/or the soft tissue. Typical examples of such materials are bone, or nacre.

Package

• 50kg plastic drum lined with aluminum foil bag
• 200kg drum lined with aluminum foil bag
• 1000kg IBC

Properties and Features

• Low viscosity, can add more powder
• Excellent anti-aging, anti-yellowing property
• Excellent water resistance, chemical resistance to chemical corrosion
• Excellent storage stability
• Could be blended with other Risun polymers
• Medium activity, Medium - high modulus
• Solvent free , odourless , eco-friendly

​Storage

Because this product is moisture sensitive, If unopened and stored at 4℃-30℃ dry environment, the shelf life is 12 months. Use it as soon as possible if opened, the remain products should be resealed and stored at 4℃-30℃ dry environment. But if shelf life expired, you can still use it only after your positive confirmation of production performance.

Company Brief Introduction

The Risun Polymer company's core strategy is to design and manufacture the new teconology silane modified STP polymer with technology from western companies and manufacturing and R&D resources in Taizhou & Huai'an cities in China. We will develop polymer as customers' requirements as well as supply advised formulations.

The customers we target are the world's sealant and adhesive and surface coating manufacturers who wish to replace the polyurethane products they make with the safer, and in many cases easier to make silane crosslinked products.