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DUOTACK 365 adhesive for low-temperature applications
Soprema Inc.
07 52 00 Modified Bituminous Membrane Roofing
DUOTACK 365 is a low-rise, two-component, polyurethane adhesive. Made for performance and versatility, it can be applied at temperatures as low as -10 C (14 F) without conditioning, giving the adhesive one of the widest application windows without conditioning on the market. DUOTACK adhesives contain no volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and cure in minutes.
DUOTACK 365 is used to adhere layers of insulation boards of polystyrene, polyisocyanurate, or approved mineral fibre (stone wool), as well as for cover boards such as asphaltic, wood fibre, perlite, gypsum, or cement boards. It is also used for the attachment of these same boards together or on wood, concrete, sanded surface of bituminous vapour barrier, and SOPRAVAP’R membranes. DUOTACK 365 can be used to adhere thermal barriers on steel decks.
Whatever the project size, DUOTACK adhesives are available in cartridges, cubitainers, and drums. Battery-powered applicators and 19-L (5-gal) DUOTACK applicators can be used to apply the products.Additional Information
SopremaTechnical Data Sheet
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