ACCRAbond, Inc. Polysulfide CS 1900

Description
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 2000 deg F.
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Description
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 2000 deg F.
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Polysulfide - CS 1900 - ACCRAbond, Inc.
Olive Branch, MS, USA
Polysulfide
CS 1900
Polysulfide CS 1900
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 2000 deg F.

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 2000 deg F.

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Technical Specifications

  ACCRAbond, Inc.
Product Category Industrial Sealants
Product Number CS 1900
Product Name Polysulfide
Chemical System Polyphenylene Sulfide
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