Silicone adhesives can be used for caulking, special gaps and joints can be closed with silicone adhesive or tears can be treated so that they do not affect the stability. You notice, silicone adhesive should therefore be called rather as a sealant right?
Adhesion is sure, but due to the product's properties silicone adhesive is the ideal adhesive sealant and is usually used for this as well. Not least because the product can easily withstand high temperature fluctuations and can therefore be used both indoors and outdoors.
When using silicone adhesives, however, adhesives based on a silicon compound are ultimately combined. Hence the somewhat confusing name.
There are differences here in the type of networking. A distinction must be made between neutral-crosslinking silicones (Alcoxysilicone or oxime silicone) and acetic acid-crosslinking silicones (acetate silicone). Depending on the purposes for which you want to use the silicone adhesive, you can also choose between one- and two-component adhesives.
The problem with all silicone products is that there are actually no single regulations, so you always have to pay attention to the respective manufacturer's information as to whether this product is suitable for the respective application.
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Silicone glue - distinctions
A real jumble is that with the silicone adhesives. So that you can find your way around now or in the future, we have summarized the most important differences:
Neutral Crosslinking Silicone Adhesive: This type of silicone adhesive is often available as a transparent silicone, so you can use it as a sealant on floors and walls, for example. At the same time, however, they can also be used as glass adhesives in order, inter alia. to make a connection to stainless steel, ceramic or aluminum, since there is no risk of corrosion.
Acetic acid crosslinking silicone adhesive: RTV silicones are the most commonly used silicones (sanitary silicone). Frequent application is here in glass, tile, ceramic based constructions, such as e.g. in shop windows, bathroom, sink. There are differences between RTV-1 and RTV-2 silicones again. The designations refer to the various components. Especially for applications in the basement, where difficulties in terms of humidity can arise, we recommend comparing products with different 1-component or 2-component silicones. Thus, depending on the area, rapid and moisture-independent curing can take place.
Single- and two-component adhesives: With single-component or two-component adhesives, there are also differences between addition-curing and condensation-curing adhesives. This involves the release of the cleavage product. For condensation-curing silicones release occurs during curing. Addition-curing adhesives, on the other hand, are designed in such a way that no fission products are formed during curing. Basically, a distinction is made in the trade between industrial adhesives, neutral silicone adhesives for electronics, thermally conductive silicone adhesives and general silicone adhesives.