Henry BES 925 Sealant

SKU: SABES925
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19,63 $CAD

Sealant for mobile construction joints
BES Sealant is a premium, medium modulus, low odor, moisture curing, one-part product for movable construction joints. It provides excellent weather resistance, good flexibility and very low VOC content thanks to a silyl-terminated polyether polymer. Once cured, it can be coated with latex paint. This product is fully compatible with Building Envelope Systems® Henry/Bakor air barriers, waterproofing, roofing and flashing membranes.

ADVANTAGES AND BENEFITS
Ecological due to its very low VOC content

Medium modulus flexible sealant offering excellent weather resistance

Fully compatible with Henry/Bakor air barrier membranes, waterproofing, roofing and flashing membranes

Termination sealant for modified self-adhered bitumen membranes, such as Blueskin membrane

Sealant for external joints of Henry/Bakor air barrier systems and waterproofing and roofing systems

Alternative to moisture curing silicone and urethanes in the above applications

Sealant for walls and windows

Construction joints up to 2.5 cm (1 in) wide subject to movement of approximately 25%


TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Product # SABES925
Brand: Henry
Finish: Black
Ideal use: Expansion joint, Curtain wall system, Exterior
Basis: Other
Optimal adhesion on: Concrete, Glass, Non-oily wood, Brick, Aluminum, Masonry, Galvanized steel
Volume: 300ml
Properties: Can be painted.
Packaging Details: Plastic cartridge
Standards and certifications: ASTM C920

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Le produit à utiliser avec : Henry Blueskin WP200

Henry recommande 2 produits (Polybitume 570-05 ou Henry BES 925) pour assurer l'étanchéité de la membrane avec le béton au haut. Nous avons testé les 2 et celui-ci est d'un autre niveau. Le BES 925 tolère beaucoup mieux le travail que le terrain subit post remblayage. Des sections faites au Polybitume ont dû être refaites au BES 925. Puisque la pose de ces membranes sur les fondations implique habituellement de creuser et que le sol devra ensuite se rasseoir, je crois que c'est uniquement ce produit qui devrait être utilisé au lieu du polybitume.