Silicone sealants are elastic sealing materials that offer outstanding durability, weather resistance, and adhesion. As buildings and structures move, such as during earthquakes and typhoons, silicone sealants move flexibly with them. They are therefore commonly used in sealing applications in high-rise buildings and housing, civil engineering, clean rooms, and in the joints of aquariums.
Outstanding durability and weather resistance, with almost no degradation from UV rays or ozone.
With the use of an appropriate primer, silicone sealants offer high adhesion to almost all materials.
Our silicone sealants have superior durability, weatherability, and adhesiveness, so they form airtight, moisture-proof seals that last for years.
Silicone sealants are highly resistant to salt damage, so they can be used in buildings and factories in coastal areas, offering high durability.
| Category | Applications | Grade | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-component | General purpose | SEALANT-N | General purpose |
| Anti-mold | SEALANT-4588 | Anti-mold | |
| Antibacterial, anti-mold | SEALANT-4515 | Antimicrobial, anti-mold | |
| For fire doors | SEALANT-40N | Specified for use with Category B aluminum fire doors | |
| CW applications, General purpose |
SEALANT-MASTER-300 | High adhesive strength | |
| SEALANT-MASTER-300LS | Low staining, good elongation, high adhesive strength | ||
| For clean rooms | PURESEALANT | Low emission of low-molecular-weight siloxane, high adhesive strength | |
| PURESEALANT-STYPE | Good results in wafer absorption testing | ||
| For plastics | SEALANT-72 | Non-corrosive, for plastics | |
| Ultra heat-resistant | KE-3418 | Heat-resistant sealant (continuous use at 250°C possible) | |
| For glass | SEALANT-A | General purpose, high adhesive strength, fast cure | |
| For high-transparency seals | SEALANT-420 | High adhesive strength, highly transparent | |
| Two-component | General purpose | SEALANT-70 | General purpose |
| Three-component | For large aquariums | MARINE SEALANT-GX | Superior deep-section curability |
