Building substrate type

Gaoseal
structural adhesive

Gaoseal
weather-resistant adhesive

Gaoseal
MS adhesive

Gaoseal
sour gum

property description

Building substrate

metal material

These materials are usually dense and strong, but surface treatments such as oxide layers and coatings can affect the bonding effect

aluminum material

stainless steel

galvanized steel

Copper doors, copper pillars, copper ornaments

Other coated steel plates

porosity
non-metallic materials

These types of materials typically have characteristics such as porosity, strong water absorption, and varying surface strengths
Easy to be eroded by oil pollution precipitation

concrete

cement mortar

brick

Stone (granite, marble, quartz, artificial stone, etc.)

Gypsum products

inorganic
non-metallic materials

This type of material has a dense and smooth surface, strong chemical inertness, and sometimes difficult to bond, requiring targeted adhesives.

plate glass

laminated glass

Hollow glass structure

Ceramic/Tile

Enamel board

composite material

Composed of two or more materials, the characteristics of each layer of material need to be considered.

aluminum-plastic composite panel

aluminum panel

Stone aluminum honeycomb panel

fiberglass

calcium silicate board

Attention: Before carrying out large-scale construction, it is necessary to conduct "compatibility" and "adhesion" tests on the specific substrate and selected high-strength sealant. This can ensure long-term reliability and safety, and avoid problems such as delamination, cracking, and contamination.

√ "indicates applicable," blank "indicates not applicable.