Dow Corning Sealant Protects Buildings

How to protect buildings with innovative technologies in the typhoon-ravaged season has become an important issue facing the construction industry today. Dow Corning recently developed a waterproof and glass-fitting product, silicone structural sealant, that can more effectively protect building structures and prevent leaks.

    According to reports, silicone structural sealants can reinforce the building facades and glass units to help them withstand extreme temperature fluctuations, gusts, acid rain, ultraviolet radiation, thunderstorms and even earthquakes, protecting buildings from extreme weather such as typhoons and hurricanes. Destructive effects. In addition to strong tolerance, silicone is also very flexible and can adapt to a variety of unique design features of modern architecture. According to reports, compared with other materials, silicone weathering sealant, glass assembly technology and silicone structural sealant can better protect buildings and reduce structural damage and seepage under high wind speed and high pressure conditions.

    Now, European and American countries have used silicone structural sealants and silicone weathering sealants to help buildings resist the onslaught of persistent gale and rainstorms. Experiments have shown that this material has excellent resistance to wind load flexibility.