Dowsil™ / Dow Corning® 2768003 RTV 3145 Silicone Sealant Clear 90ml

Name: Dowsil™ / Dow Corning® 2768003 RTV 3145 Silicone Sealant Clear 90ml
Brand: Dow Corning
Price: 54.79 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

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87-1226

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Country of Origin: USA
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A high quality, one-part high strength silicone adhesive and sealant, designed to provide long term bonding and to protect against moisture, environmental attack, mechanical and thermal shock as well as vibration.

Non-sag
Room temperature cure
Neutral alkoxy cure system
High tear strength
Stable and flexible from –50°C to +200°C
Excellent dielectric properties
Good adhesion to glass, ceramics, metals, silicone rubber and many plastics
Applications include bonding of sensitive electronic components and sub-assemblies
Conforms to MIL-A-46146
Supplied in 90ml tube with application tip

Type	Adhesive Sealant
Volume	90ml
Colour	Clear

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23 February 2012 Question by: Rapid Customer | Product code: 87-1226

Q. Would this product allow me to mount an industrial size toilet roll holder onto a glass (opaque) toilet cubicle and be secure?

A. Hi Ian, thanks for your question. This will work in theory. However, this would mean holding it in place until it sets (typically 24 hours) The weight of the holder will not be supported until its set, even then it probably won’t last long unless handled carefully. We would suggest trying a glass specialist for a more suitable adhesive, or get the glass drilled to take screws