Construction | Insulating Glass Sealants | PIB Primary Sealants | ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 Black
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ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 is a black polyisobutylene based sealant that exhibits excellent long-term stability and remains permanently flexible, even at low temperatures. Like all ADCOTHERM™ PIB sealants, ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 exhibits low argon permeability and inherently low moisture vapor transmission along with excellent adhesion to aluminum, stainless steel and tin-plated steel spacer substrates.
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Performance Properties
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Typical Values
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Test Method
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Moisture Vapor
Transmission
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0.2 g/m2/24 hr
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ASTM F1249
2mm thickness
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Argon Diffusion
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0.02 L/m2/24h/760mm
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ASTM D3985
3mm thickness
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Press Flow Extrusion Viscosity
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26 seconds
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ASTM D2452
110oC (230oF), 8.6mm orifice
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Physical Properties
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Cone Penetration
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45 dmm
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ASTM D217, 150g added load
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Solids Content
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100%
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Specific Gravity
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1.16
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ASTM D71
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Weight per gallon
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9.66 lb
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Application Properties
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Service Temperature
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-45 to 80oC
(-50 to 176oF)
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Suggested Application Temperature
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110 to 140oC
(230 to 285oF)
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NOTE:
The foregoing information is published as general information only. The listed properties and performance characteristics are typical values and are not to be interpreted as manufacturing specifications.
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Superior compression resistance
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Allows for stacking of
window units during build without increased risk of failure
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Low moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR)
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Increased unit life
expectancy
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Excellent resistance to
weathering
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Does not degrade upon exposure to environmental conditions
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Low gas permeability
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Increased argon gas retention beyond industry standards
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Excellent adhesion to glass, stainless, aluminum, tin-plated steel, and many plastics
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Can be used with all
commercially accepted metal spacer systems and most plastic spacer systems
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Ultra low volatile content
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No chemical fogging.
No discoloration of low-e coatings
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ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 is specifically formulated to be used as a primary sealant in insulating glass units which are produced via horizontal or stacked methods. PIB 1 compression properties have been optimized to provide sufficient wet-out after pressing while minimizing over-compression issues in a bottom-of-the-stack unit. ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 exhibits reduced flow versus other PIB offerings when submitted to a set pressure.
ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 has very low moisture vapor transmission rates (MVTR) and gas permeability rates. Properly constructed dual-seal units incorporating ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 will retain
argon insulating gas and maintain a dry interior unit airspace for decades. Insulating glass units produced with
ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 routinely pass ASTM E2188, E2189, E2190 (HIGS) standards.
ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 is designed for use on manual extrusion equipment. PIB 1 may be used with most commercially available urethane, silicone, polysulfide, or butyl hot melt insulating glass secondary sealants.
Performance Standards
Insulating glass units incorporating ADCOTHERM™ PIB 1 routinely meet the following specifications:
• ASTM E 774
• ASTM E 2188, E2189, E2190 (HIGS)
• CGSB 12.8
• EN 1279 (Part 1-3)
Application Instruction
See ADCOTHERM™ PIB Application Guidelines
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ADCOTHERMTM
PIB 1 is available in the following standard packages:
Package Physical Form Part # Weight
4 slugs/case 15.0 lb (6.8kg) slug PB-040B-60 60 lb
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Storage and Shelf Life
Store material in original unopened packaging at temperatures between 40°F-100°F. Shelf life is 24 months when stored as recommended.
Limitations
- ADCOTHERMTM PIB 1 is not intended for use as a structural sealant.
- ADCOTHERMTM PIB 1 is not intended for use on fully-automated, high-volume extruders.
- ADCOTHERMTM PIB 1 is not resistant to attack by solvents, oils, and plasticizers. When constructing IG with silicone secondary sealants, care must be taken to insure that the glazing environment (including setting blocks, compression gaskets, glazing sealants, and weatherproofing sealants) is free from solvents, oils and plasticizers. These chemicals can migrate through silicone secondary sealants and attack the primary sealant resulting in premature IG unit failure.
- The surfaces to be bonded must be dry, clean and free from dust and grease. Glass surfaces should be thoroughly cleaned by hand or machine with non-film forming, low residue detergent and rinsed thoroughly with clean hot water.
Glazing Compatibility
It is recommended that glazing materials be tested for compatibility and that all units be glazed in accordance with GANA (Glass Association of North America) and IGMA (Insulating Glass Manufacturers Alliance) recommendations. Contact with any solvent, oil, or plasticizer-containing glazing materials should be avoided.
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Prior to working with this or any product consult product label and Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for necessary health and safety precautions.
CAUTION:
All statements and technical information in this document are based on tests or data that ADCO believes is reliable. However, ADCO does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy or completeness of this information. The user has sole knowledge and control of factors that can affect the performance of ADCO’s products in the user’s intended application. It is the user’s responsibility to conduct tests to determine the compatibility of ADCO’s product with the design, structure, and materials of the user’s end product and the suitability of ADCO’s product for the user’s method of application and intended use. The user assumes all risk and liability arising out of such use.
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