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What
is Butyl?
Butyl is a common term used for the isobutylene
isoprene elastomer. As the name implies, butyl is comprised of isobutylene with
a small amount of isoprene. It is known for its excellent resistance to water,
steam, alkalis, and oxygenated solvents. Another outstanding characteristic is
low gas permeation. Butyl is capable of providing high energy absorption
(dampening) and good hot tear strength. Good resistances to heat, abrasion, oxygen, ozone
FEATURES:
- All-weather resistance.
- No solvent added.
- Easy installation.
- No need to wait the glue
goes dry.
- Made of extruded form,
- Easier installation
process than that of silicone sealant.
- Excellent adhesion for steel sheet,
glasses, rubber, etc.
- The best outdoor all-weather& waterproof
adhesive material.
- The longer the adhesion tape is used, the
better the adhesive effect is seen
Butyl
product is produced by extrusion process. Therefore
the thickness and widthness can adjusted by changing
mold. Butyl product can be divided two types.
Butyl tape is the product has backing material(ex:AL
foil, PE&PVC fIlm, Non-woven fabric) and Butyl sealant is
the product doesn't have backing material.
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Material: |
Butyl
Rubber compound |
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Colour:
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Black/Gery |
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Density:
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1.47kg/m2 |
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Hardness(shore): |
52 |
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Elongation(%): |
155 |
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Elongation force: |
2.55N/cm2 |
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Tack
Pealing strength: |
27N/25mm |
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Tack
Shear strenght: |
2.8N/2mm |
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Lap
Shear ASTM C 961: |
2N/cm2 |
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Sag LS
1600/B hrs |
+50 ºC(degree) |
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Application Temperature |
- 10 ºC - +80 ºC |
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Service
Temperature |
- 30 ºC - +120 ºC | |