Silicone Sealant for Windows and Doors
KSK-19X
Intended for sealing window frames and door frames and the joints where structures meet the wall, and for sealing, bonding and protecting non-porous surfaces against air and moisture ingress and against UV radiation. It is characterized by excellent adhesion to stainless steel, anodized aluminum, glass, ceramic tiles, impregnated or varnished wood, epoxy resin, laminate, most paints and many plastics such as polyester and polyacrylate. Skins over quickly.
KUDO® Silicone sealant for windows and doors is resistant to most detergents and cleaning agents, UV radiation, weathering and temperature changes and almost all aggressive agents.
Thixotropic: does not run or sag in the joint. Permanently elastic after curing.
KSK 190, KSK-190, KSK 191, KSK-191, KSK 193, KSK-193, KSK 194, KSK-194
Colors
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Transparent
KSK-190 -
White
KSK-191
Benefits
- Resistant to UV radiation, cleaning agents and detergents.
- Service temperature range: –40°C to +180°C.
- Tack-free time is 15-30 minutes.
- Sealant curing rate is 3 mm per day (at +23°C and 50% relative humidity).
- A cartridge covers 20-22 linear meters at a bead diameter of 4 mm.
Additional information
| Colors | Transparent KSK-190, White KSK-191 |
|---|---|
| Application | Specialty sealing |
| Full product name | Silicone sealant for windows and doors HOME |
| Chemical base | Silicone |
| Product type | Sealants |
| Pack size | 280 ml |
| Components | 1-component |
| Information on ingredients | Silicone polymer, plasticizer, fillers, curing agents, adhesion promoter and other functional additives. |
| Storage | Store in tightly closed original packaging at temperatures from +5°C to +25°C in a dry place. Retains its properties after prolonged freezing down to -30°C. Thaw without additional heating at +20±5°C. |
| Shelf life | 2 years |
| Series | KUDO® HOME |
Application
- Apply at temperatures from +5°C to +40°C. The sealant temperature must be +20°C to +25°C.
- Apply the sealant to clean, dry and degreased surfaces.
- Tool the sealant in the joint with a damp spatula.
- Remove sealant from tools and soiled surfaces with a solvent (acetone, white spirit) before the sealant has cured.
- Remove cured sealant mechanically.
Note! It is not recommended to use the sealant when dealing with natural stone (marble or granite), metal surfaces prone to corrosion (lead, copper, zinc, or brass), or concrete, cement, plastered surfaces, as well as when working with mirrors. Do not use for sealing aquariums and underwater joints. Do not paint over!
