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Fast hardening adhesive-sealant based on hybrid polymers with high initial adhesion.
Equivalent to Sika 292i.
Features:
• UV-, weather-, chemical- and saltwater-resistant
• Adheres to wet and immersed substrates
• Free of solvents and isocyanates. Does not require training according to Annex XVII of Regulation (EC) 1907/2006
• Compatible with marine industry materials on deck/main deck and below deck
Sitol® Marine is a high-quality, professional adhesive-sealant based on hybrid polymers, certified by IMO MED.
• It hardens by reaction with moisture to form a permanently elastic mass.
• It has rapid hardening and high initial adhesion, permanent elasticity from -40 to +100 °C.
• Absorbs vibrations and acoustically insulates bonded elements.
• It is resistant to UV radiation, ageing in general, chemicals and salt water.
• It does not shrink, it does not crumble.
• Solvent and isocyanate free.
• It adheres without primer to typical materials of the marine industry, natural and synthetic, smooth and porous, even wet, provided they are clean, degreased and compact.
• It adheres to wet or immersed substrates.
• Sitol® Marine complies with the MED Directive and is certified by IMO Resolution MSC.307 (88) – Fire Testing Procedures Code (FTP Code 2010) – An. 1, part 5.
• It also meets the European requirements for CE marking of sealants for applications on exterior and interior envelopes, pedestrian walkways and in environments constantly exposed to water.
- EN 15651-1 F INT-EXT CC 20 HM
- EN 15651-3 XS3
- EN 15651-4 PW EXT-INT 20 HM
Typical sealing and bonding on yachts and boats on deck/hull and below deck on wall, floor and ceiling.
• bonding and sealing of all deck/main deck accessories and equipment
• panels bonding and sealing
• deck-hull connections bonding and sealing
• hatches and portholes bonding
• natural or synthetic teak deck bonding on deck, where greater initial bonding strength is required
• bumpers bonding
