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Silicone Structural Glazing Sealants

DOWSIL

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As a pioneer of silicone structural glazing (SSG) technology, Dow Performance Silicones (formerly Dow Corning) continues to expand the boundaries of architectural design with proven silicone materials. Now available under the new DOWSIL™ brand, these silicone structural glazing sealants continue to meet challenging glass curtainwall performance requirements. Studies confirm DOWSIL™ structural silicone sealants deliver long-term performance, with an expected service life of at least 50 years, providing needed durability for sustainable construction goals.
DOWSIL™ sealants feature durability and movement flexibility – as well as compliance with SSG standards around the globe, including ETAG002, GB16776 and ASTM C1184. Specifiers appreciate the confidence provided by both project-specific testing for two- and four-sided structural glazing systems and a full range of warranty options, up to 20-year structural adhesion limited warranties.
With the design freedom provided by DOWSIL™ structural sealants, architects are empowered to create sustainable building designs for energy performance and comfort; to increase protection against natural forces like hurricanes, typhoons and earthquakes; and to actualize their most challenging ideas.



Additional Information

Dow High Performance Building
Silicone Structural Glazing Sealants
50+ Years of Silicone Performance
Structural Silicone Glazing Success


Contact Information

Phone: 1-800-248-2481


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