Sigillante e adesivo per isolamento Sikaflex, bronzo scuro, sigillante lampeggiante, si attacca alla maggior parte dei pannelli isolanti e degli involucri, 9 fl.oz. Cartuccia bianca

Name: Sigillante e adesivo per isolamento Sikaflex, bronzo scuro, sigillante lampeggiante, si attacca alla maggior parte dei pannelli isolanti e degli involucri, 9 fl.oz. Cartuccia bianca
Brand: SIKA
SKU: 0033886119337
Price: 31.55 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:SIKA

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€
31.55

Sikaflex Insulation Sealant & Adhesive è un sigillante lampeggiante progettato per aderire a un'ampia gamma di superfici barriera all'aria, al vapore e agli agenti atmosferici. Questo adesivo fornisce un'eccellente tenuta nelle transizioni tra materiali diversi. Può essere utilizzato per la sigillatura climatica dove è previsto un movimento ridotto. Eccellente adesione a un'ampia gamma di superfici come superfici in polietilene/polipropilene, poliolefine comuni, PVC, acciaio, metalli, alluminio, vetro e altro.

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EAN: 0033886119337

Categories: Prodotti industriali e scientifici, Adesivi, sigillanti e lubrificanti, Adesivi industriali, Adesivi uretanici,

UTILIZZI: Sigillatura all'aria interna di lastre e barriere meteorologiche e d'aria applicate a liquidi. Sigilla le fessure attorno a finestre/porte. DURABILITÀ: Forma un legame elastico con una grande durata. Può essere utilizzato per la sigillatura climatica dove è previsto un movimento ridotto. SUPPORTI: Eccellente adesione a un'ampia gamma di superfici come superfici in polietilene/polipropilene, poliolefine comuni, PVC, acciaio, metalli, alluminio, vetro e altro. PRESTAZIONI: Ottima resistenza agli agenti atmosferici e all'umidità. Sikaflex Insulation Sealant & Adhesive è un sigillante e adesivo universale monocomponente.

Brand	SIKA
Color	White
Country of Origin	USA
Item Form	Liquid
Item model number	556487
Liquid Volume	9 Fluid Ounces
Manufacturer	Sika Coporation
Product Dimensions	2 x 2 x 11.58 inches; 15.84 Ounces
Surface Recommendation	Window

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Scritto da: Kimberly Roberts

I returned - so I cannot judge application or durability.

I had a small job and the tube had no end-cap; to keep product from drying out, while unused! I ordered, because I liked the color. Including an end-cap, would be a minuscule cost for Sikaflex and purchasers would appreciate.

Scritto da: l.t.

sika, never goes wrong

Good, does the job.

Scritto da: Dave

Sika great caulk

I have used Sika caulk for years. I worked in a metal shop and used it on drain pans, roof flashing etc. Adhesion and drying strength is excellent.

Scritto da: AZ Desert Dweller

Works Well on Flashing

I had some flashing separating, so I applied this adhesive, and although I had to hold it together for a couple minutes, it held, and continues to hold. We'll see how it fares over time. So far, highly recommend.

Scritto da: KK

Good adhesive/sealant

I used this as adhesive for stacking bricks for my planter box and it works great. Easy to use and serves the purpose.

Scritto da: Shannon L. Yarbrough

Decent Adhesive

I got this to try in my basement to fix a few minor leaks. It was easy to apply and seems to be holding up. It drives fairly quickly. I also used it to patch some areas outside my back door on the door frame. It was easy to spread out flat so that I could paint over it. You couldn't tell a difference once I painted over it, so that was nice. No complaints. Would buy again.

Scritto da: Captain Awesomeness

Dark Bronze is kinda greyish! Works but bottom puctured instead of top. [See pics]

It's a decent product and part of the reason the bottom of it broke instead of it going through the top likely has to do with the type of caulking gun utilized (mine is best for 'sausage packs'). That said, it would be nice if there were a way to ensure pressure had a greater release point at the top. So, THIS IS PROBABLY SOMETHING I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN but I didn't see it on the bottle, but I ended up cutting the amount I wanted from the tube (picture 1) taking a sharp screwdriver, and puncturing the top area which then allowed me to use my caulking gun with ease. So, Picture 2? That's the garbled mess from the bottom of the canister. Picture 3 is it is easily spread. It dries fairly easily and has no problems thus far.

Scritto da: PhotoGraphics

A bit short

This is among that category of product that it either works or it doesn’t, and if it doesn’t it may be five or ten years before you know about it. There is no way to get it in the mail and immediately write a review that it is wonderful or terrible, I wouldn’t put much faith in such a review - even mine. So what I’m going to talk about is usefulness and value. As far as usefulness it has one advantage over many of the similar products in having a bronze color. My house is brown and using this anywhere as an exterior product works great. Of course not so much around white sinks or tubs indoors. It goes on smoothly and when used as an adhesive it dries reasonably fast but it is not the drying speed champion. Value is another matter. For what it does this is several dollars more than I can get a name brand at my local home improvement store, and in my area Sikaflex is not a name brand. Then there is something I have a larger issue with - look inside the tube, there is about an inch more empty space than the leading brand, it’s very clear to see in my photo. If you use caulk guns you have a good feeling of when you’re about to run out, it just starts to become natural. With Sikaflex be prepared for a surprise, you may end up just short of enough to finish your project. For this reason I can’t rate this as a 5-star product, which should always be reserved for something that has zero flaws - the best of the best. This is not it. YES OR NO If you know what your needs are and plan ahead the quantity in this tube may be enough to finish your job. It might cost you a little more but if you are dealing with windows with a bronze finish or a house in that color range that extra couple of dollars may be okay. I think it’s okay, not the greatest.