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This family of hot melt materials is designed for use as very aggressive tack lower cohesive strength pressure-sensitive adhesives. It has a very high “quick-stick” and tack properties, but only fair shear strength. It has very good environmental stability and moderate peel strength. It is ideal for use in many environments where a system is needed for difficult to adhere substrates especially in construction applications. It can be used as a backing for tapes, foams including Styrofoam and various materials where a pressure sensitive nature is needed. The viscosity is designed to allow it to be applied via foam melt, spray, or swirl-spray.

Q254 is a flexible gasket sealant designed to meet the requirements of post cure vacuum bag cycles. It is intended for use with most bagging films and can be used on composite tool surfaces. It will function in vacuum processing cycles giving a positive seal even up to extended use at 400°F (204°C)

This version of our Mastomeric series was designed to transverse two different plains of similar of dissimilar materials commonly found in roof construction such as end laps, roof seams, window flashings, joints, valley gutters and fasteners. No priming is required. This product can also be used for repairing elastomeric membranes on single-ply roofs.

This product was designed to control the ingress and egress of water at control joints in concrete and dissimilar products. The design of this product is such that it will swell between 200% and 300%.

Mastosplice (Type1) is a tough, durable material that has superior resistance to the elements. It meets or exceeds all requirements of the single ply roofing industry for splicing material.

This product is a quality sealing tape developed for use in metal duct connection systems and metal building construction. It has been used successfully for over twenty years. During this time, the tape has been tested for sensitivity to numerous chemicals normally found in duct work and a library of chemical resistance data has been developed. Q-205 has the widest range of application temperatures (see Hardness and Force to Compress) of any competitive material ensuring a positive seal and ease of application under extreme conditions. It is a non-hardening and has an extremely good adhesion to galvanized, Galvalume©, aluminized metal, stainless steel and other metal surfaces.

Mastagum is a soft, permanently pliable, water-resistant sealant having a wide variety of applications. It has the unique quality of retaining the same consistency throughout its application range of 20°F to 140°F (-7° to 60°C).

This product is a high quality, trimmable joint and end lap sealing tape developed for use in the metal building industry. It has extremely good adhesion to Galvalume©, Kynar©, aluminized metal, and other coated metal surfaces.

This product is a user-friendly hot applied material designed for bonding window units. Typical substrates are engineered plastics, glass and various coated and uncoated metals.

This thermally applied compound was specifically designed for metal building manufacturers producing standing seam roofs.

This is a foamed-in-place gasketing sealant combining the best qualities of both closed c ell foam gaskets and elastomeric mastics. It has high adhesion and moderate surface tack and combines the low force to compress and high resiliency of foam with the water resistance and webbing characteristics of a good butyl sealant.

Edge Adhesives Thermal Mastic is a heat conducting compound that increases heat transfer four times the amount from expansion valves and controls when connecting the sensor bulb to the suction line, better heat transmission between coils and liners. Thermal Mastic has a working temperature range from -60ºF to 212ºF (-76ºC to 100ºC) and is available in 4 convenient sizes for virtually ay application. To enhance the performance of these and other temperature sensitive components that rely on surface-to-surface heat transfer, use Edge Adhesives Thermal Mastic.

This product is designed for use as a foamed-in place gasket. It is generally applied thermally through fixed of flexible automation. As with other members of the ROBOFOAM family, the material can be applied as a solid or foamed product. It is more cost effective than traditional die-cut gaskets (foamed or solid) and almost all foamed tape and adhesive systems. Moreover, since it is applied-in-place it cannot be stretched or distorted at the time of assembly and therefore provides a more functional and lasting protective shield. Developed initially for the window and door industry, this product can also be used for other applications requiring adhesion to plastic, wood, and painted metal surfaces for gasketing and sound deadening.

This product is designed for use as a foamed-in place gasket. It is generally applied thermally through fixed of flexible automation. As with other members of the ROBOFOAM family, the material can be applied as a solid or foamed product. It is more cost effective than traditional die-cut gaskets (foamed or solid) and almost all foamed tape and adhesive systems. Moreover, since it is applied-in-place it cannot be stretched or distorted at the time of assembly and therefore provides a more functional and lasting protective shield. Developed initially for the window and door industry, this product can also be used for other applications requiring adhesion to plastic, wood, and painted metal surfaces for gasketing and sound deadening.

This product is a replacement for moisture-cure polyurethanes, which are commonly known as PURs. It eliminates many of the problems associated with such competitive products and can be applied with the same pumps, laminating rollers, roll coaters, and hot melt equipment.

This product is intended as a replacement for reactive adhesives. It eliminates many of the problems associated with such competitive products and can be applied with the same pumps, laminating rollers, roll coaters, and hot melt equipment.

This material was created for use as a glass bedding compound and perimeter seal for styrene base door lites. It can correctly be called a sealant gasket because it combines the rubber characteristics of cured rubber with the adhesive characteristics of mastic sealants.