illbruckmaking it perfect. Description FA190 is a one part, neutral curing, low modulus, low odour silicone sealant. It is fast curing, ready-to-use, suitable for weather sealing and bonding in construction applications. It has excellent adhesion to most porous substrates including wooden, aluminium and PVC-U window and door frames, concrete. Colours Translucent Packaging 310 ml cartridge (20 per case) Environmental Considerations The use of FA190 in the correct application will give an airtight seal in conformity with the requirements laid down in Approved Document L of the Building Regulations for England and Wales. Technical Information Characteristic Standard Composition Specific Gravity Consistency Shore A Hardness Skin Formation Time Cure Rate Tensile Strength Modulus at 100% Elongation Elongation at Break Movement Capability Application Temperature Storage Shelf Life Necessary Tools • Cartridge gun and sharp knife. Protective Equipment Use in well ventilated conditions and ensure all recommended protective equipment is worn during handling & use of this product. For full recommendation, refer to safety data sheet. Priming • FA190 has excellent primerless adhesion to many typical construction materials. For special situations, or if in doubt, please contact Tremco CPG Technical Services Department to discuss your requirements. neutral silicone ~ 1.01 non-sag ~ 20 ~ 6-8 minutes ~ 2 mm/1st day ~ 0.5 MPa ~ 0.3 MPa ~ 230% ~ 25% +5°C to +40°C Store in shaded dry conditions between +5°C and +25°C 12 months when stored as recommended in original unopened containers Frame and Fagade Silicone Usage / Purpose FA190 is ideal for use in: expansion & curtain wall joints, perimeter joints around windows or doors, panel joints between most common substrates, heel and toe beads, polycarbonate glazing and other general joint sealing applications. Key Benefits • Meets the requirements of EN ISO 11600 G&F 25LM • Movement capability: up to 25% • Long-term resistance to weathering, ageing and UV • Low modulus formulation ensures minimum strain at joint faces • Neutral cure: low odour and noncorrosive

Joint Design Considerations • Joint design to be in accordance with BS 6093. • Minimum joint width should normally not be less than 5 mm. • Typical maximum joint width of 30 mm, however for all large joints (greater than 30 mm), please contact Tremco CPG to discuss project specifics. • Width to depth ratio should typically be 2:1. • Minimum width to depth ratio should typically be 1:1. Please note MAF is reduced at smaller width to depth ratios. • The minimum contact area with any substrate (including for fillet joints) should be determined by the quality of the bond. If in doubt please contact...