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HV Duct High Velocity Duct Sealant is a premium, single-component acrylic sealant designed for professional use in HVAC and construction applications. Its fire-rated properties, confirmed by AS1530.3 certification, make it ideal for environments where safety is paramount. The sealant provides a durable, flexible seal, accommodating minor movements and ensuring long-term performance. With excellent adhesion to a variety of substrates, including metal, aluminium, and polystyrene foam, HV Duct offers a versatile solution for sealing and bonding in various industrial and commercial settings. Its low VOC formulation aligns with "Green Star" environmental criteria, making it a responsible choice for modern construction projects.
Q: Can HV Duct be used in humid environments?
A: Yes, HV Duct is formulated to resist mould and mildew, making it suitable for hot and humid conditions. Ensure proper ventilation during curing for best results.
Q: What surfaces can HV Duct adhere to?
A: HV Duct adheres well to aluminium, metal, and polystyrene foam. For porous substrates, use Adheseal Primer 2001. For non-porous, use Adheseal primer 50A. Testing is always recommended.
Q: How do I clean up excess HV Duct sealant?
A: While still wet, HV Duct can be cleaned with water. Once cured, it must be removed mechanically. Use a blade or scraper for dried sealant.
Q: Is HV Duct suitable for outdoor applications?
A: Yes, HV Duct is suitable for both internal and external applications. However, protect external applications from rain for up to three days after application.
Q: What safety precautions should I take when using HV Duct?
A: Wear gloves and safety glasses. Ensure adequate ventilation. If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre. Refer to the SDS for detailed safety information.
Q: Can HV Duct be painted?
A: Yes, HV Duct is paintable. Allow the sealant to fully cure before painting for best results.
Q: What is the curing time for HV Duct?
A: HV Duct has a skin time of 15-20 minutes and a cure time of 2mm per day at 25°C and 50% humidity. Cure times vary with atmospheric conditions and substrate porosity.