Sikaflex - 529 at
Sikaflex - 529 at
Sikaflex - 529 at
Sikaflex®-529 AT
Isocyanate free sprayable sealant for vehicle bodies
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CURE MECHANISM Tooling and finishing PACKAGING INFORMATION
Sikaflex®-529 AT cures by reaction with atmo- Sikaflex®-529 AT can be tooled and finished,
spheric moisture. At low temperatures the for example, with a paint brush or spatula. Unipack 300 ml
water content of the air is generally lower and Tooling and finishing must be carried out
the curing reaction proceeds more slowly (see within the skin time of the sealant. Finishing BASIS OF PRODUCT DATA
diagram 1). agents must be tested for suitability and com- All technical data stated in this document are
patibility prior to use. based on laboratory tests. Actual measured
data may vary due to circumstances beyond
Removal our control.
Uncured Sikaflex®-529 AT can be removed
from tools and equipment with Sika® Re- HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION
mover-208 or another suitable solvent. Once For information and advice regarding trans-
cured, the material can only be removed portation, handling, storage and disposal of
mechanically. Hands and exposed skin have to chemical products, users shall refer to the ac-
be washed immediately using hand wipes or a tual Safety Data Sheets containing physical,
suitable industrial hand cleaner and water. Do ecological, toxicological and other safety-re-
not use solvents on skin. lated data.
Overpainting DISCLAIMER
Sikaflex®-529 AT can be best painted within The information, and, in particular, the re-
the skin formation time. If painting process commendations relating to the application
Diagram 1: Curing speed Sikaflex®-529 AT and enduse of Sika products, are given in
takes place after the sealant has built a skin,
CHEMICAL RESISTANCE adhesion could be improved by treating the good faith based on Sika's current knowledge
Sikaflex®-529 AT is generally resistant to fresh joint surface with Sika® Aktivator-100 or Sika® and experience of the products when prop-
water, seawater, diluted acids and diluted Aktivator-205 prior to paint process. If the erly stored, handled and applied under nor-
caustic solutions; temporarily resistant to paint requires a baking process (> 80 °C), best mal conditions in accordance with Sika's re-
fuels, mineral oils, vegetable and animal fats performance is achieved by allowing the seal- commendations. In practice, the differences
and oils; not resistant to organic acids, glycol- ant to fully cure first. All paints have to be in materials, substrates and actual site condi-
ic alcohol, concentrated mineral acids and tested by carrying preliminary trials under tions are such that no warranty in respect of
caustic solutions or solvents. manufacturing conditions. merchantability or of fitness for a particular
The elasticity of paints is usually lower than purpose, nor any liability arising out of any
METHOD OF APPLICATION that of sealants. This could lead to cracking oflegal relationship whatsoever, can be inferred
Surface preparation the paint in the joint area. either from this information, or from any writ-
Surfaces must be clean, dry and free from ten recommendations, or from any other ad-
grease, oil and dust. FURTHER INFORMATION vice offered. The user of the product must
Surface treatment depends on the specific The information herein is offered for general test the product's suitability for the intended
nature of the substrates and is crucial for a guidance only. Advice on specific applications application and purpose. Sika reserves the
long lasting bond. Suggestions for surface pre- is available on request from the Technical De- right to change the properties of its products.
paration may be found on the current edition partment of Sika Industry. The proprietary rights of third parties must be
of the appropriate Sika® Pre-treatment Chart. Copies of the following publications are avail- observed. All orders are accepted subject to
Consider that these suggestions are based on able on request: our current terms of sale and delivery. Users
experience and have in any case to be verified ▪ Safety Data Sheets must always refer to the most recent issue of
by tests on original substrates. ▪ Sika® Pre-treatment Chart Silane Termin- the local Product Data Sheet for the product
ated Polymer concerned, copies of which will be supplied
Application on request.
Sikaflex®-529 AT can be processed between
5 °C and 40 °C but changes in reactivity and
application properties have to be considered.
The optimum temperature for substrate and
sealant is between 15 °C and 25 °C.
Sikaflex®-529 AT can be processed with
manual, pneumatic or electric driven piston
guns. For spray application it is recommended
to use the Sika® Jetflow Gun (unipack only).
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