OEM vs Private Label Silicone Sealant: Decision Guide
OEM and private label are two ways to buy a silicone sealant, and they are not the same product. OEM means the factory makes the sealant…
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Silicone Sealants for Construction: Performance Standards
A silicone sealant for construction is sold against a performance standard, and the standard is what makes one grade comparable to another. In China the common…
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How to Choose a Silicone Sealant for Curtain Wall
Choosing a curtain wall sealant starts with the position, not the product name. A curtain wall has two kinds of sealant joints, and each calls for…
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ACP Sealant for Cladding: What to Specify
An ACP sealant for aluminium composite panels has to bond to the coated panel and seal the joints against water and air. It is a specific…
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Marine Silicone Sealant: What to Specify for Boats
A marine silicone sealant has to resist what a boat meets every day: salt water, UV and movement. The grade is chosen on water and salt…
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Industrial Silicone Sealant: What to Specify
An industrial silicone sealant is not the same product as a facade sealant. In a factory or a machine, the grade has to resist heat, oil…
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Stainless Steel Sealant: What to Pick for Metal
A stainless steel sealant has to do two jobs: bond to the metal and protect it from corrosion. The wrong cure chemistry can stain the surface,…
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Silicone Structural Glazing Market: Buyer Guide
The silicone structural glazing market is driven by two changes: taller facades and lighter framing. As buildings reach higher and use thinner profiles, the glazing sealant…
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Silicone Sealant Long Term Stability: What It Means
Long term stability of a silicone sealant is not a number on a datasheet. It is the result of the chemistry, the test data and the…
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Expansion Joint Sealant: How to Choose by Movement
An expansion joint sealant is chosen on two numbers that are not in the product name: how much the joint moves, and how deep the sealant…
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