Körapop 954 Marine
1 of 62 products in this brandKörapop 954 Marine is a one-component elastic adhesive and sealant that utilizes silane-modified polymer chemistry. This product is specifically designed for marine applications and is characterized by its high strength and non-sag properties. Körapop 954 Marine offers high flexibility and provides high adhesion to many substrates without requiring primers. Additionally, this product boasts exceptional resistance to UV, weather, and aging.
Chemical Family: Silanes
Application Method: Gun
Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Aluminum, Aluminum Alloys, Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastics (CFRP), Coated Surfaces, Galvanized Steel, Glass, Glass Fibre Reinforced Polymer (GFRP), Metal, Painted Surfaces, Plastics, Steel, Wood, Zinc
Features: Cold Resistance, Excellent Elasticity, Excellent Humidity Resistance, Excellent Substrate Adhesion, Exceptional UV Resistance, Good Flexibility, Good Sagging Resistance, Good Weather Stability, Heat Resistance, High Flexibility, High Moisture Resistance, Temperature Resistance, Weather Resistance
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Type Document Name
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Technical Data SheetKörapop 954 Marine Technical Data Sheet
Enhanced TDS
Identification
- Chemical Family
- GBU
- RTU Product Type
- Categories
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Application Information
- Cure Method
Applications
- Application Area
- Application Method
- Compatible Substrates & Surfaces
Applications & Uses
- Processing Information
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Processing temperature
- +5°C to +30°C
Preparation
- Surfaces have to be dry, clean and free from dust and grease. To increase bond strength of absorbent materials such as wood we recommend the use of Körabond HG 74 E. Adhesion on non-absorbent surfaces can be increased by using Körabond HG 83. When bonding of mineral glass the glass panes must be pretreated with black primer Körabond HG 17. Preliminary tests are required.
Bonding
- Apply Körapop 954 Marine to the surface by using an appropriate application gun. Join the material within 5 minutes after application and press firmly together. The thickness of the layer depends on the expected movement of the joint. We recommend mechanical fixing until complete cure is obtained. The cure time depends on thickness of the layer, temperature and moisture.
Overpainting
- The paint must be tested for compatibility by carrying out preliminary trails. The hardness and film thickness of the paint may impair air humidity. Thus, the curing reaction of the bond proceeds slower. The movement is determined by the characteristics of the film thickness.
Cleaning
- Körasolv CR, GL or Körasolv PU. Clean tools immediately after use. Once cured, the material can only be removed mechanically.
- Processing Information
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Preparation
- For some substrates the use of mechanical pretreatment and/or cleaner or primer is necessary to achieve good adhesion. Refer to the product properties section of this data sheet for special surface requirements and suitable adhesion promoters.
Processing
- Refer to the technical data table regarding processing parameters. Low temperatures can cause a temporary increase in viscosity resulting in reduced extrusion and slower curing rates.
Cleaning
- Clean tools immediately after use. Once cured, the material can only be removed mechanically. Appropriate cleaners are listed in the product properties table.
Dimensioning
- The required thickness of the adhesive layer depends on the expected maximum strength and joint movement. We recommend a minimum layer thickness of 2 mm.
Features
- Ready-to-Use Product Features
Features & Benefits
- Labeling Claims
- Product Characteristics
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- Good adhesion to glass, many kinds of metal (zinc, aluminum, steel) varnished and primed surfaces. Bonds well to wooden materials, duroplastics and thermoplastics (except PE, PP, PTFE) and mineral surfaces
- Usable for bonding of mineral glass in the ship and boat building industry
- Good resistance to humidity, weathering and to temperatures from -40°C to +90°C (for short intervals up to +120°C)
- Overpaintable in the wet-on-wet process
- High cold resistance
- High heat resistance
- Excellent moisture resistance
- Excellent weather resistance
- Can also be processed with Booster
Packaging & Availability
- Country Availability
- Packaging Type
- Regional Availability
- Packaging Units
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- 600 ml Sachets (carton à 12 pcs.)
- 310 ml PE Cartridges (carton à 12 pcs.)
Physical Properties
- Physical Form
Properties
- Tensile Strength:
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3.2 MPa
- Note
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Curing time depends on thickness of the layer
- Physical Properties
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Value Units Test Method / Conditions Density 1.4 g/cm³ Kö-test method 100031 Glass Transition Temperature - 59 °C DIN EN ISO 6721-1 Solid Content 100 % calculated Specific Volume Resistance min.1×10¹⁰ Ω·cm Kö-test method 100262 - Cured Properties
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Value Units Test Method / Conditions Change in Volume - 3 % DIN EN ISO 10563 Curing to Depth (first 24 h) 3 mm/day DIN 50014 Elongation at Break 400 % DIN EN ISO 527 G10-Modulus 1.1 mPa DIN EN 1465 Hardness (after 28 d, specimen thickness = 6 mm) 55 Shore A DIN ISO 7619-1 Lap Shear Strength (substrates: aluminium/aluminium) 3.5 mPa DIN EN 1465 Skin Formation Time 10 min Kö-test method 100109 Tear Strength 21 N/mm DIN ISO 34-1 Type C Tensile Strength 3.2 mPa DIN EN ISO 527 Young’s Modulus (at 100 % Elongation) 2 mPa DIN EN ISO 527 / DIN 53 504 - Processing Properties
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Value Units Test Method / Conditions Minimum Layer Thickness 2 mm - Processing Temperature 5 - 35 °C - Service Temperature - 60 to 90 °C - Short Term Temperature Resistance (30 min) 200 °C - Squeezing Pressure 4 - 5 bar - Storage Temperature 5 - 25 °C -
Regulatory & Compliance
- Special Notes
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- Regulation - Not suitable for glass bonding with constant sunlight on the adhesive surface.
- Tools - Adhesive applicator or sealant gun.
Safety & Health
- Safety Information
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Pay particular attention to the directions given in the Dangerous Substance Regulations. Make sure the safety data sheet is readily available as it gives valuable information regarding the safe usage and disposal of the product and what to do in the event of an accident involving the product.
Storage & Handling
- Storage Conditions
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Do not store at temperatures above +25°C for longer periods of time. Depending on packaging unopened containers can be used up to:
- Sachets: 12 months
- Cartridges: 9 months
- Shelf Life
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12 months (sachets), 9 months (cartridges)
Technical Details & Test Data
- Processing Information
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Suitable Substrates Various galvanized steels Metals Various aluminium alloys Various steel alloys Duroplastics Thermoplastics (except PE, PP, PTFE)
Various composite materials (e.g. CFRP, GFRP)
Glass Mineralic materials Wood Coated surfaces Consistency Pasty Non-sagging Surface Requirements Clean Free of grease Surface Cleaning Korasolv" GL Korasolv® PU Korasolv® WL Adhesion Promoter (absorbing surlace) Korabond HG 74 E Adhesion Promoler (non absorbing surlace) Körabond® HG 83 Application Equipment Cartridge dispenser Sachet dispenser Product Overpaintability Dispensing system Product is free of Wet-in-wet (depending on paint) Solvents
- Cleaner for Tools Körasolv® GL Körasolv® PU
- Resistance against UV Radiation Not suitable for glass bonding with permanent UV radiation to the bonding area. Please ask your local sales office for products suitable for such applications.
- Stress Cracking Preliminary tests must be carried out on plastics with a tendency to stress cracking. (PMMA, ABS, PC or PS)
- Compatibility with Polystyrene Foams Not suitable for bonding polystyrene foams. Please ask your local sales office for products suitable for such applications.