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Selleys Silicone 401 RTV
Key Features
- Remains permanently flexible under operating temperatures from - 60°C to 205°C, and will tolerate short periods of 260°C
- Good resistance to most organic and inorganic chemicals, solvents and oils
- Adheres without primer to many metal, glass, ceramic, rigid plastic, rubber painted and wood substrates
- Suitable for incidental food contact in food handling equipment and food contact surfaces
- Excellent resistance to ozone, UV light and ageing
- Developed for form-in-place gaskets and adhesion
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- Overview
- Instructions
- Specifications
Selleys 401 Silicone is a one component, ready to use, acid cure silicone adhesive sealant developed for form-in-place gaskets and adhesive sealing, electrical insulating applications in manufacturing and plant maintenance.
Best for : Most metals, Glass, Ceramics, Painted and wood substrates, Some rigid plastics
Where can this product be used?
- Form-in-place gaskets
- Adhesive sealing applications
- Electrical insulating applications
- Ideal for sealing and adhering around oven doors
What materials is this product suitable for?
- Most metals
- Glass
- Ceramics
- Painted and wood substrates
- Some rigid plastics
How to Use
Use in a well ventilated area. Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
- Surface must be clean and dry.
- Cut cartridge, fit and cut nozzle and insert into a caulking gun.
For Adhesive or Gasketing Use
- Apply adhesive/sealant using caulking gun to one surface and mate the surfaces before skin forms.
- Minimum adhesive thickness should be 0.2mm. Ensure some residual external air contact to enable curing.
For Joint Sealing Use
- Mask adjacent surfaces.
- Apply sealant using caulking gun and tool immediately, forcing sealant into the joint.
- Remove masking before sealant skins.
Limitations:
- Not recommended for use with petrol, distillate and some other hydrocarbon solvents. These can cause softening and swelling which is undesirable in some applications.
- Not paintable. Complete painting 7 days prior to applying sealant.
- Do not use in totally confined joints where sealant is not exposed to atmospheric moisture.
Handy Tips
- For neater joints, mask sides before applying sealant and remove tape before sealant skins.
- Chemical compatibility should be tested for each application under consideration
Clean Up
- Uncured product may be removed with mineral turps.
- Cured product can be removed with Selleys Silicone Remover or by
cutting and scraping.
Size |
310g Cartridge |
Colour |
Clear |
Technology |
Acetic Cure Silicone |
Use |
Interior |
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Exterior |
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How to Guides
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