Product Data

Silglaze N-10
SCS2700
NEUTRAL SILICONE

DESCRIPTION APPLICATIONS

Silglaze N -10 neutral silicone sealant is a

Silglaze N -10 has excellent adhesion to
one-part moisture curing silicone. It is an
glass, ceramics, aluminium, GRP, granite,
easy to use general-purpose silicone
concrete, galvanised steel, and many
designed for general purpose glazing and
plastics.
sealing applications where long-term
It can be used for:
reliability is required.
•Standard glazing of frames panels and
shop fronts.
Weathering and UV resistance of Silglaze
•Sealing environmental and refrigerated
N -10 is excellent and very important in
rooms, sheet metal, skylights, ventilators,
glazing for example where most organic
and air-conditioning units.
sealants fail. It is unaffected by high and
•Assembly of metal/plastic signs.
low temperature and its superior physical
•Weather proofing etc
properties are retained after many years
exposure.
SPECIFICATIONS
KEY PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES
Typical product data should not be used
•ONE PART READY TO USE as specifications. Product specification
• FAST CURING sheets are available upon request from
• OUTSTANDING WEATHERABILITY GE Plastics (Aust) Pty Ltd.
• EXCELLENT ADHESION
• EASY APPLICATION
TYPICAL PRODUCT DATA

PROPERTY VALUE

CURE METHOD KETOXIME

COLOUR Trans, White, Black, Grey, Brown
SAG/SLUMP NON SLUMP (0.1”)
HARDNESS (ASTM D2240) 28 SHORE A
TENSILE STRENGTH 1.7 MPa
DYNAMIC JOINT MOVEMENT + 25 %
SKIN TIME @ 25oC & 50% RH 10MIN
CURE TIME 10MM @ 25oC & 50% RH 5-7 DAYS
OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE -62 TO +180oC
SPECIFIC GRAVITY 1.04
 Silglaze N-10
APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

STANDARD GLAZING APPLICATION

A thin bead of sealant will tolerate more
movement than a thick bead. Joint width and
depth should not less than 4 mm. Maximum
joint width should not exceed 25 mm. Depth
should be half the width with a maximum of
10mm.
Cut nozzle at a sharp angle slightly wider
than the desired bead. Extrude sealant
with a gun and toll with a round spatula
within 5 minutes to spread the sealant
against the joint surfaces.

Polyethylene closed cell foam rod is the When necessary to produce a neat
recommended back up material to provide appearance masking tape is
the correct depth of joint. If the joint is to recommended.
shallow use a polyethylene tape bond This should be removed immediately after
breaker. tooling before skin forms.
Do not allow the silicone sealant to contact
the back of the joint or any staining material. Uncured sealant should be cleaned off
non-porous surfaces while in the uncured
SURFACE PREPARATION state with a commercial solvent.
HEALTH AND SAFETY
All surfaces must be clean, dry, sound, and
free from dust, oil, rust, or any other Contact with uncured product will irritate
contamination. eyes. In case of eye contact immediately
Metals should be cleaned with a non-oily flush with water for 15 minutes and seek
solvent soaked clean cloth. Solvent should medical advice.
be wiped from the surface with a clean dry Use in well ventilated areas. Keep our of
cloth. Use an alcohol such as methylated reach of children. Avoid contact with skin
spirits on glass. For plastics contact the or clothing.
manufacturer for a recommended cleaning This product emits Methyl ethyl Ketoxime
solvent. (meko) whilst curing.
When used on remedial work all existing LIMITATIONS
sealant must be removed.
Silglaze N -10 is not recommended for use:
STORAGE/SHELF LIFE •On submerged joints where porous
The shelf life of Silglaze N-10 is 12 months substrates permit water to the bond interface.
if stored in a cool dry place . The storage • In aquarium construction and structural
temperature should not exceed 25oC as glazing. GE recommends SCS1200 sealant
this will or Ultraglaze.
decrease shelf life. • For certain rubber products where bleeding
of plasticiser may occur.
Packsize •In horizontal walkways where sealant will be
300grm cartridge available in carton of 20. subject to abrasion.
Product Packed Australia.
Sealant Volume Calculator
Number of
300gm Cartridges =Joint Width (mm) X Joint Depth (mm) X Joint Length (meter) X 1.15
Divided by 292.

Note 1.15 Allows for 15% wastage.

Joints are assumed rectangular