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CSL316 High Performance Self-Leveling Silicone Concrete Joint Sealant

CSL316 High Performance Self-Leveling Silicone Concrete Joint Sealant

Ideally suited for sealing horizontal joints in concrete where extreme movement is experienced.

Overview

Concret CCSL316 is a one-part, neutral moisture cure room temperature vulcanizing (RTV) 100% silicone sealant that cures to a low durometer and has high elongation but remains very durable.

CSL316 is self-leveling thus tooling is not required.

CSL316 exhibits excellent unprimed adhesion to concrete, steel and most other construction substrates, provided they are clean, dry and free of dust and frost.

CSL316 has good flexibility and a low modulus so it will maintain its integrity on joints with a high degree of movement.

CSL316 is unaffected by sunlight (ultra-violet rays), ozone, temperature extremes, rain and snow.

CSL316 has a long service life and maintains physical properties between -60°C to 200°C (-76°F to 392°F).

CSL316 is suitable for United States DOT’s applications.

Features

  • High elasticity
  • Withstands high degree of joint movement
  • Suitable for United States Departments of Transportation projects
  • No tooling required
  • No corrosive byproducts
  • Excellent unprimed adhesion

Benefits

  • Remains flexible over a wide temperature range
  • Chemically resistant
  • Unaffected by moisture, UV, ozone and weathering
  • Easy to use

CSL316 is ideally suited for horizontal joints in concrete where extreme joint movement is experienced. Typical applications include construction and maintenance of highways, airport runways, industrial roadways, and residential streets, as well as new and remedial concrete work for traffic structures such as bridges, shipping yards, parking garages.

Complementary formulations including different elasticity and fast curing are also available.

 

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UL 2761 - 2011 Standard for the Sustainability for Sealants and Caulking Compounds