Adhesive type (single component)

General drying time
(Touchable)

Typical complete curing time
(Achieve performance intensity)

Main application scenarios

Gaoseil silicone structural adhesive

4-6/h

Structural bonding, capable of bearing large loads

Gaoseil silicone weatherproof sealant

Long term weather resistance, waterproofing, and adaptability to board expansion and displacement

Gaoseil Low temperature quick drying adhesive

Quick drying requirements for door and window installation
(Low temperature, universal fast)

Gaoseil Quick drying adhesive for doors and windows

Gaoseil MS adhesive

Sealing of joints in concrete, wall panels, etc

Gaoseil sour gum

Large aquariums, aquariums, and large glass panel bonding

Dry time: refers to the time when a thin film is formed on the surface of the colloid and no longer sticks to the hand when touched with a finger. At this point, the colloid has not yet solidified and cannot bear or be subjected to force.
Complete solidification: refers to the time when the colloid completes a chemical reaction from the inside out and reaches its final design strength (such as bonding strength, elasticity, etc.).
Prior to this, the bonding area should not be subjected to loads, pressures, or other operations (such as water flow or exposure to harsh environments).