Window and Door

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.

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 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 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.