Two-Component Polyurethane Secondary Sealant for Insulating Glass Units PROFF
KSD-930
High quality polyurethane sealant intended for forming the secondary seal in insulating glass units. Designed for application with semi-automatic and automatic two-part meter/mix dispensing equipment.
KUDO® PROFF KSD-930 sealant has excellent adhesion to glass, aluminum and stainless steel alloys, and excellent weathering durability.
KSD 930, KSD-930
Colors
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Black
KSD-930
Benefits
- Excellent adhesion to glass, aluminum and steel alloys.
- Two-component.
- Low odor.
- Fast cure.
- Non-sag: does not flow or slump in the joint.
Additional information
| Colors | Black KSD-930 |
|---|---|
| Application | Joint sealing, Specialty sealing |
| Full product name | Two-component polyurethane-thiol sealant for secondary sealing of insulating glass units PROFF |
| Chemical base | Polyurethane thiol |
| Components | 2-component |
| Product type | Sealants |
| Pack size | 190 + 19 l |
| Information on ingredients (part A) | Urethane-thiol prepolymer, plasticizers, fillers, modifying additives. |
| Information on ingredients (part B) | Curing agents, cure accelerators, plasticizers, fillers, modifying additives. |
| Technical conditions | 20.30.22-002-01324561-2025 |
| Storage | Store in tightly closed original packaging at temperatures from +5°C to +25°C in a dry place, away from heating appliances. Transportation temperature: from -20°C to +30°C. |
| Shelf life | 6 months |
| Series | KUDO® PROFF |
Application
- The sealant is a two-component product consisting of a base paste (Part A) and a curing agent paste (Part B). The polymer base and the curing agent must be mixed in a ratio of 10:1 by volume and 10:0.8 by weight.
- Increasing or reducing the dose of Part B respectively shortens or extends the working time and slows down or speeds up the strength build-up. Recommended mixing temperature range: from +16°C to +30°C.
- Apply the sealant only to a dry surface completely free from dirt, grease, mortar residues, previously applied sealants, ice and frost. Clean tools with acetone or mineral spirits. Once cured, the sealant can only be removed mechanically.
