HB Fuller 1956 Polyurethane sealant

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HB Fuller 1956 Polyurethane sealant
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoplastic; Adhesives, Sealants, and Coatings
Material Notes:	1956 is a high quality, multi-purpose, sag-resistant one-component polyurethane sealant. This material is condensation cure material. It is a high strength and vibration damping properties. It is used for automobile manufacturing, shipping industry, container manufacture, heating and ventilation systems, a variety of maintenance and repair applications. Features and Benefits: Low odor Outstanding weather and aging resistance Paintable after cure Non-corrosive Adhesion to a variety of materials have good adhesion chemical media capability Resistant to age hardening, providing a consistent durometer measurement Good UV resistance, making it ideal for interior and exterior applications Information provided by H.B. Fuller Company
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