Derby D230 Tube Silicone

Product description
Derby D230 Tube Silicone is a one-component (acetic curing) sealing and filling material with a wide range of uses. Provides strong adhesion to most non-porous surfaces, including general building materials.

Features
• Remains permanently elastic after curing.
• The acetoxy system cures.
• Provides excellent adhesion to non-porous surfaces.
• It does not crack, does not turn yellow, and is resistant to aging effects.
• It can be applied in all seasons.
• It emits typical acid odor during curing.

Application Areas
In general, in the joints of building elements, in door and window gaps for insulation and filling purposes, in glass installation and assembly works, in the joints and joints of metal, glass, porcelain, steel etc. materials, applications in bathrooms and kitchens and plumbing works, electrical materials, sockets and It is used to isolate switches.

Application
During application, the temperature should be between +5 °C and +40 °C. The mobility of the silicone should be taken into account when determining the joint width. The minimum joint size should be 5×5 mm. For joints that are too wide, the joint depth should be half the width. The joint depth can be adjusted at the desired level by using the joint filler rod. In order to ensure sufficient contact with the surface, it should be smoothed by pressing with a silicone spatula within 5 minutes after the application. It can be cleaned with silicone cleaning thinner, which is smeared and not yet cured.

Shelf life
18 months in its unopened original packaging, under appropriate storage conditions and at room temperature.

Warning
Marble, natural stone, concrete etc. It is not recommended for use on porous surfaces such as Since acetic acid is formed during curing, it should not be used on sensitive metals such as copper, brass, lead and mirrors. It does not hold paint. It should not be used in aquariums. It may turn yellow when exposed to direct sunlight. It should not be used in completely closed areas as it needs moisture to cure. Long-term inhalation of acetic acid vapor released during curing may damage the respiratory system. Therefore, care should be taken to use it in sufficiently ventilated environments. Prolonged contact with uncured silicone should be avoided.