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Chemlink DuraSil High Performance Silicone Adhesive/Sealant 10.1oz Cartridge Translucent F1211 Case 24

Chemlink DuraSil High Performance Silicone Adhesive/Sealant 10.1oz Cartridge Translucent F1211 Case 24

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Chemlink DuraSil High Performance Silicone Adhesive/Sealant 10.1oz Cartridge Gray F1211 Case 24

DuraSil is a neutral cure (RTV) silicone, adhesive sealant, designed for application on dissimilar materials such as glass, aluminum, steel, copper, masonry and many engineering plastics such as polycarbonate, vinyl (PVC), fiberglass (FRP), asphalt shingles, tile, and acrylic. DuraSil is also well suited for difficult to bond surfaces such as Kynar 500® PVDF and Tedlar® PVF.

  • 100% solids - will not shrink
  • UV stable
  • Will not promote metal corrosion
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ChemLink DuraSil High-Performance Silicone Sealant, Gray 10.1 oz Cartridge

ChemLink DuraSil is a neutral-cure RTV silicone adhesive sealant for bonding and sealing dissimilar materials on metal architecture, windows, and curtain walls. The solvent-free formula will not shrink, will not promote corrosion of unprotected metal, and bonds glass, aluminum, copper, masonry, Kynar 500 PVDF, and Tedlar PVF. Typical work includes flashing, copings, glass block, and expansion joints. It is highly elastic, low modulus, and can be applied as low as 15°F.

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Key Features

  • Neutral-cure RTV silicone that will not promote corrosion of unprotected metal
  • Bonds glass, aluminum, copper, masonry, Kynar 500 PVDF, and Tedlar PVF
  • Solvent-free so it will not shrink, and non-slump for vertical and overhead beads
  • Skins in about 10 minutes and stays UV stable without suntanning
  • Low-modulus elasticity for mixed materials and high-movement joints
  • Holds up from extreme cold through high-heat metal and roofing work

Applications

  • Window and door frames, curtain walls, and glass block.
  • Metal flashing, copings, parapets, and expansion joints.
  • Roofing, siding, and weather sealing on mixed substrates.
  • Aluminum, galvanized metal, copper, stainless steel, and masonry.
  • Engineering plastics including PVC, FRP, polycarbonate, and acrylic.
  • Asphalt shingles, tile, and EPS foam where adhesion is confirmed.

Technical Specifications

PropertyValue
ProductDuraSil High-Performance Silicone Sealant
ColorGray
Packaging10.1 fl oz (300 ml) cartridge, 24/carton
Product numberF1211
ChemistryNeutral-cure RTV silicone
ASTM C920Type S, Grade NS, Class 50, Uses NT, T2, M, G, A & O
VOC< 32 g/L (ASTM D2369)
Elongation at break575 ± 50% (ASTM D412)
HardnessShore A 10 ± 3 (ASTM C661)
Tensile strength120 ± 20 psi (ASTM D412)
Service temperature-80 to 400°F (-62 to 204°C)
Tack-free time10 min ± 5 min

Product documents: DuraSil High-Performance Silicone Sealant Product Data Sheet PD1211 (PDF) | DuraSil Safety Data Sheet (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ChemLink DuraSil a neutral-cure RTV silicone?
Yes. ChemLink DuraSil is a neutral-cure RTV silicone adhesive sealant for bonding and sealing dissimilar materials.

Will ChemLink DuraSil promote corrosion of unprotected metal?
No. ChemLink DuraSil is a low-odor, non-corrosive, neutral-cure silicone that will not damage unprotected metals.

Is ChemLink DuraSil for metal architecture, windows, and curtain walls?
Yes. ChemLink recommends ChemLink DuraSil for metal architecture, windows and doors, curtain wall construction, and glass block.

Will ChemLink DuraSil bond glass, copper, and Kynar 500 PVDF?
Yes. ChemLink DuraSil is designed for glass, aluminum, steel, copper, masonry, Kynar 500 PVDF, and Tedlar PVF, plus many engineering plastics.

What service temperature range does ChemLink DuraSil cover?
ChemLink DuraSil is rated from -80°F to 400°F, so it stays elastic in extreme cold and on high-heat metal and roofing work.

When should I use ChemLink DuraSil instead of a ChemLink polyether?
Use ChemLink DuraSil when the spec calls for a silicone, when unprotected metal cannot take a corrosive cure, or when the joint sees high-heat metal or roofing work up to 400°F.