Bonding chemistry · MS POLYMER

MS Polymer

MS polymer, or modified silane, is a single-part, moisture-cure elastomeric adhesive and sealant. It is paintable, primerless on many substrates, and contains no isocyanates or solvents, which makes it low-hazard to handle. It bonds and seals in one product across metal, glass, wood, and many plastics, with good weather and ultraviolet resistance.

How MS polymer cures

MS polymer cures by reacting with moisture from the air, forming a flexible elastomeric bond. In the warm, humid conditions across South East Asia that moisture is readily available, which generally supports cure, though it can shorten the working time, so the skin and cure times should be confirmed for local conditions. Because it carries no isocyanates or solvents, it is low-hazard, which simplifies storage, ventilation, and worker protection. Confirm the working window on the product Technical Data Sheet.

Where it fits

MS polymer suits elastic bonding and sealing in one step, in construction, transport, signage, and body-panel work, where joints move and need to stay sealed. It is paintable and primerless on many substrates, so it fits finishing workflows, and its weather and ultraviolet resistance suits outdoor exposure. It bonds metal, glass, wood, and many plastics. Confirm substrate suitability on the product Technical Data Sheet.

TaftGrip at a glance

MightyLoc TaftGrip is the MS polymer in the range. Its specific gravity is about 1.58 to 1.62, it skins in about 5 to 10 minutes, reaches a functional cure in about 24 hours and full cure in about 7 days, and serves across about -40 to +90 C, with a shelf life of about 9 months. It is supplied in a 300 mL cartridge and a 600 mL sausage. Confirm every figure on the TaftGrip Technical Data Sheet.

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