Description

PROSIL 60 is a premium 100% fast curing high strength neutral curing silicone adhesive/sealant. This is our strongest neutral cure, with a tensile of >2.0Mpa. Designed for glazing, industrial, and automotive sealing applications where extra high body, excellent adhesion, quick skin time and long term reliability is required. Weathering and UV resistance is excellent. PROSIL 60 can withstand Australian sun and weather for 20 years

ADVANTAGES
PROSIL 60 has excellent adhesion to most common building materials including : glass, metals, aluminum, galvanised steel, Aquabond™ concrete and plastics, and most painted and powder coated surfaces.

AS 4020 Potable Water approval
Complies with 5 Star Rating for VOC <5%
Superior Adhesion
Non Corrosive

APPLICATIONS
PROSIL60 is ideal in applications where fast set up, and no slump are critical such as :

Glazing of colonial bars, and structural butt joints.
Ideal for Installation of solar panels on steep sloping roofs.
Premium silicone for Water tank production.
Industrial applications where the products needs to be moved quickly.

TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS
Cure type	Neutral Cure (100%)
Skin Time	2-5 mins
Cure Time	2mm per day
Movement	+/- 25%
Hardness	28 Shore A
Operating Temp	-60°C to 170°C
Tensile Strength	>2.0 MpA
Uses	Internal / External

LOW VOC (< 50 gm/l) In accordance with the Californian South Air Quality Management rule 1168
BS 5889 building approved
AS4020 Approved Potable Water

SUBSTRATES

PROSIL 60 will have excellent adhesion to many substrates. Admil Adhesives always recommends to conduct “Pre-Adhesion” Tests on substrates to ensure adequate bond is achieved.

Glass
Aluminium
Galvanised steel
Concrete
Wood
Ceramics plastics
Most powder coatings
Fibreglass
Steel
Stainless steel
Zincalume
Roofing profiles
Solar Panels

SURFACE PREPARATION

All surfaces must be clean, dry, sound, and free from dust, oil, rust, or any other contamination.

Metals should be cleaned with a non-oily solvent soaked clean cloth, such as PROSIL CLEANER 1. Excess solvent should be wiped from the surface with a clean dry cloth. When used on remedial work all existing sealant must be removed. In some instances further cleaning or etching maybe required.