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Joint sealant in a bridge deck must tolerate traffic load, movement, and water ingress.
PU 50 FC applied with foam backer rod provided a flexible, heavy-duty seal that withstands vibration and moisture.
Allow full cure before subjecting to traffic. Use bond breaker tape to prevent three-sided adhesion.
High-strength adhesive required for bonding aluminium frames to composite panels.
PU 50 FC used for its non-sag formula and outstanding tensile performance.
Degrease metal surfaces thoroughly. Use Primer 50A for best results.
PU 50 FC has significantly higher tensile strength and is designed for heavy-duty bonding and structural sealing applications. PU 25 FC is more suited for general joint sealing with moderate flexibility needs.
Yes. PU 50 FC is a high-strength polyurethane adhesive sealant suitable for bonding structural elements including metal frames, panels, and precast components.
Yes, PU 50 FC is UV-stable and can be used in both exposed and sheltered external environments without yellowing or degradation.
PU 50 FC is paintable with most water-based coatings. However, always test compatibility before full application. Avoid using solvent-based paints without a primer layer.
Skin time is typically 60–90 minutes at 25°C and 50% RH, with full cure achieved in 5–7 days depending on joint depth and ambient conditions.
Application / Use Case | Key Benefit | Primary Trades |
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Structural bonding of precast concrete and façade panels | High tensile and shear strength for load-bearing assemblies | Engineers, Concrete Contractors |
Sealing and bonding metal fabrication components | Flexible seal resists vibration and dynamic movement | Fabricators, Sheet Metal Workers |
Civil engineering joints and infrastructure sealant | Long-term weather, UV, and chemical resistance | Civil Contractors, Bridge Crews |
Sealing of vertical and overhead expansion joints | Non-sag formula ideal for difficult orientations | Commercial Builders, Façade Installers |
Adhesive for cladding and architectural panel fixing | Adheres to aluminium, fibre cement, and painted substrates | Architectural Cladders, Installers |
Vehicle, trailer, and container fabrication | Flexible bond accommodates movement during transit | Manufacturers, Automotive Technicians |
Clean and dry all bonding surfaces. Remove dust, oil, release agents, and surface contaminants. Abrade smooth surfaces for better mechanical grip.
Use Primer 2001 for porous materials like concrete. Use Primer 50A for metals, painted surfaces, and plastics. Allow primer to dry fully before sealant application.
Apply masking tape for clean edges. Insert backer rod or bond breaker tape into joints to prevent three-sided adhesion and control joint depth.
Cut nozzle to suit joint width. Using a caulking gun, extrude PU 50 FC into the joint or bonding surface. Ensure full contact and avoid air entrapment.
Tool the sealant within 10–15 minutes using a spatula or sealant finishing tool. A mild soapy solution may be used for tooling in exposed joints.
Remove masking tape before skinning. Clean tools and excess uncured material with an approved solvent. Once cured, mechanical removal is required.
Wear suitable gloves, safety glasses, and protective clothing during application.
Ensure adequate ventilation when working in enclosed or confined areas.
Store in a cool, dry place below 25°C. Keep containers sealed. Dispose of product and packaging in accordance with local regulations.
Refer to the PU 50 FC Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for full safety information.
Remove laitance, dust, and moisture. Mechanically abrade if necessary.
Use Primer 2001 for optimum adhesion, especially on porous substrates.
Degrease and lightly abrade for mechanical key. Wipe with solvent.
Promotes adhesion to smooth or coated surfaces.
Ensure dry and dust-free. Sand glossy coatings before application.
For high-moisture or treated wood, perform adhesion testing first.
Clean with isopropyl alcohol. Light abrasion recommended for glossy or gel-coated surfaces.
Ensures long-term adhesion and chemical resistance on non-porous substrates.