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Joint dimensions and constructions
Both inside and outside of building structures joints are used. These might include: 1. Joints, for example, between frame / wall 2. Expansion joints, for example, between concrete slabs themselves These joints are knowingly provided in the stru…
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Facade panel bonding
The use of HPL-facade panels has strongly increased against the classical facade panelling which was normally made of plywood. The choice for these new building materials is usually based on the fact they do virtually need no maintenance and give a nice…
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Installation of window- and doorframes with Polyurethane Foam
Window and doorframes are made of materials such as wood, aluminum, steel and UPVC. Traditional window and doorframes are installed by using frame anchors. This method is time consuming and requires craftsmanship. Therefore, more often now, window and do…
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Tolerance of sealants with paint
In this we have two situations: A) Sealant applied to a layer of paint B) Paint applied to a sealant joint
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Concepts
Airtightness of uPVC and aluminium windows
When uPVC and aluminium window frames are installed in new buildings or renovation projects, Den Braven is able to provide a suitable solution to achieve compliance with the current and new building regulations. Joint seals should be treated with suitabl…
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Mirror bonding
As, for esthetical reasons, mirrors are mostly applied to walls and doors without any mechanical support, special adhesives are used to fasten these mirrors ”invisible” onto the supporting surfaces. Mirrors are sensitive products, because of which not ev…
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Influence of temperature in storage and/or transport
In the technical documentation for of all Den Braven’s products the minimum shelf life after production is given as between + 5°C and +25°C. When products are stored in higher temperatures this will shorten their shelf life. A maximum temperature of + 4…
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Suitability and pre-treatment of surfaces
For an optimal functioning of a sealant joint it is of essential concern that the sealant will make a good bonding on the surface it is applicated to. Indeed if the bonding fails, the function of sealing partly fails. The strength of bonding between sea…
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Fungi resistance of sealants
Where products are used in wet areas like kitchens, bathrooms, swimming pools, abattoirs, cooling rooms, storage - and production rooms for food, fungal growth can occur. As a result of temperature, humidity, soap residue and traces of fungi in the air f…
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Finishing of sealant joints
The following points are of importance for this: 1. Processing equipment 2. Modus of applying 3. Modus of finishing 1. Processing equipment The equipment is meant for the packaging in which the sealant is supplied. Most common packaging is: C…
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