Products

Ten models across six families. Each page carries the full test table — standard, typical value and method — plus the packaging options that model ships in.

Choose a family before comparing models

Ten models are not ten interchangeable answers to the same job. Choose the family by load and substrate first, then compare the model inside that family by modulus, skin time and bead geometry.

FamilyPrimary jobDo not use forWhat decides the choice
Automotive glassBonded glass and retentionSealing body panels or construction jointsAdhesion, modulus and elongation
Body and sheet metalSeams, panels and containersStructural glassHardness, sanding and paint
Construction jointsConcrete, tunnels and drainageActive cracks without a joint designMovement and water
Industrial and STPMetal, plastic and glassStructural or crash loadUV, paintability and adhesion
Wood and glulamGlulam and engineered timberWet timber without moisture controlSolids and press time
Activators and primersSurface preparationReplacing the adhesiveCleaning, activation and drying

The right family matches the dominant load, not the highest tensile number. If two models in a family look equivalent, compare skin time, elongation and pack format before ordering a sample. The batch certificate and a coupon test on the real substrate still decide.

Body and sheet metal

Seam sealers for body panels, doors and container joints — sandable, paintable, four colours.

Industrial and STP

Silyl-terminated polymer sealant for metal, plastic and glass — primerless and paintable.

Wood and glulam

One-component PUR for engineered timber, glulam beams and sandwich panels.