ACCRAbond, Inc. Datasheets for Polysulphide Adhesives and Sealants
Polysulphide adhesive resins and sealants provide a flexible and chemically resistant adhesive or sealant.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| PE-400 | |
| CS 1900 is a compound for sealing firewall structures. It is elastomeric at operating temperatures from -65 deg F to 400 deg F and able to withstand flash temperatures of... | |
| CS 2415 recommended for sealing external seams, depressions and gaps on aircraft to yield weather tightness and achieve aerodynamic smoothness. CS 2415 is a non-flow material and may be utilized... | |
| CS 3100 is used for potting and sealing electrical connectors and components for protection from moisture, fuels, dirt and other contaminants. CS 3100 is a two-part polysulfide component that cures... | |
| CS 3105 is a thixotropic type, adhesive sealing compound Suitable for use in edge seal encapsulation. CS 3105 is a two-part, polysulfide base compound that cures at room temperature to... | |
| CS 3201 is a two-part, polysulfide based compound which cures at room temperature to a flexible, resilient rubber with excellent adhesion to aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, steel, magnesium, and other... | |
| CS 3204 is a fuel resistant sealant for use on integral fuel tanks and pressurized cabins as well as other areas subject to contact with aircraft fuels, lubricants, oils, water... | |
| CS 3213 is a corrosion inhibitive sealant; manganese dioxide cured, polysulfide compound containing soluble chromate for use in the sealing and coating of metal components on weapons and aircraft systems... | |
| CS 91 is a 100% Solids, Modified Epoxy sealing compound suitable for sealing and moisture proofing adhesive bonded structures when applied by injection, spatula or brushing. CS 91 consists of... | |
| Meets A-A 59293 formerly Mil-S-11031B CS 3202 is a thixotropic, curing type, adhesive sealing compound suitable for use by injection in bonding metal to glass in optical instruments or fire... |