5200 Series
Silicones for construction
Suitable for sealing concrete joints, expansion joints, windows, doors, façades and water-related structures, the 5200 Series offers reliable adhesion to a wide variety of construction materials. Selected grades are also paintable, making them ideal for projects where both performance and aesthetics are required. Whether used for new construction, renovation or industrial maintenance, the ThreeBond 5200 Series delivers durable sealing solutions for demanding environments.
Each product in the series is a single-component caulking agent that cures easily by simply being squeezed from the container, forming a rubber-like elastic body after curing. This elasticity ensures long-lasting performance, even in dynamic environments where flexibility is required. The series offers various grades to suit specific material requirements, including silicone-based and modified silicone-based options, providing enhanced compatibility and performance depending on the application.
Applications
Products
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| Product | Type | Features | Applications | Appearance | Viscosity | Service temp. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
5211 |
RTV Silicone (Oxime) Moisture curing |
One-component, acid-free silicone sealant Excellent heat resistance Moisture curing Excellent weather resistance and durability Stable properties in a wide temperature range Excellent adhesion to various substrates |
Sealing material for general industries such as consumer refrigerator, business machine, automobile… Mortar and concrete blocs joints Box culverts joints Expansion joints (concrete) Around window sashes joints Between tiles and bathtub or tiles and washstand joints |
AWhite
BGrey
CClear
DIvory
EBlack
FSilver
|
500 Pa.s | -60 to 200(250)°C |
5222 |
— | Non-acid modified silicone sealant Excellent chemical and mechanical resistance Good adhesion to various substrates Over paintable |
Joints for construction and civil engineering | — |
— | — |
5222M |
Modified Silicone Moisture curing |
One-component silicone sealant Organic polymer based Moisture curing Excellent elastomeric rubber with heat & cold resistance Paintable |
Sealing joints for construction and civil engineering Sealing of vehicle windows and joints Bonding and sealing of electronic components |
JBlack
LGrey
MWhite
NIvory
|
450 Pa.s | -40 to 100°C |
5232C |
RTV Silicone (Oxime) Moisture curing |
Good adhesion to concrete | — | — |
460 Pa.s | -60 to 200(250)°C |
Some products are specialised and need to be used by a professional. Please, check the MSDS before use.
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F.A.Q
01.What is a construction silicone sealant?
A construction silicone sealant is an elastic sealing material used to create durable, weatherproof joints between building materials such as concrete, glass, metal and masonry. It accommodates structural movement while protecting against water and air infiltration.
02. What is the difference between RTV silicone and modified silicone sealants?
RTV silicone sealants typically offer excellent resistance to UV exposure, weathering and high temperatures, making them ideal for demanding outdoor applications.
Modified silicone sealants combine flexibility with strong adhesion and, in many cases, can be painted after curing, making them particularly suitable for architectural finishing and construction projects.
Modified silicone sealants combine flexibility with strong adhesion and, in many cases, can be painted after curing, making them particularly suitable for architectural finishing and construction projects.
03. Are all products in the ThreeBond 5200 Series paintable?
No. Selected modified silicone grades, such as the 5222 Series, are paintable after curing, whereas conventional RTV silicone sealants generally are not. Product selection should be based on the final application and finishing requirements.
04. Can the ThreeBond 5200 Series be used outdoors?
Yes. The 5200 Series is designed for both interior and exterior applications and offers excellent resistance to weather, UV exposure and temperature fluctuations, ensuring long-term sealing performance.
05. Why is joint flexibility important in construction?
Buildings naturally expand and contract due to temperature changes, vibrations and structural movement. Flexible sealants absorb these movements while maintaining a watertight seal, helping prevent cracks, leaks and premature joint failure.
06. Can construction silicone sealants be used around water?
Yes. Several products in the ThreeBond 5200 Series are suitable for sealing applications involving water exposure, including swimming pools, water tanks, sinks and other wet environments.
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