Multi-Purpose RTV Silicone 504

ASI Multi-Purpose RTV Silicone 504 is a one-part, moisture- curing RTV (room temperature vulcanizing) silicone that cures to a strong, silicone rubber that maintains long-term durability and flexibility. ASI 504 RTV Silicone contains no solvents or isocyanates which makes it VOC compliant. Due to the formulation, ASI 504 RTV Silicone Sealant works well for a variety of applications. ASI 504 RTV Silicone is a non-slump sealant and can be applied to vertical or overhead surfaces without flowing or sagging. ASI 504 Multi-Purpose RTV Silicone also has excellent resistance to weathering including ozone, ultra-violet radiation, freeze-thaw conditions and airborne chemicals. ASI 504 Multi-Purpose RTV Silicone can be applied to surface temperatures from -18°C to +50°C (0°F to +120°F) and after curing, withstands constant operating temperatures from -57°C to +205°C (-70°F to 400°F

Additional Benefits of The ASI 504 Multi-Purpose RTV Silicone:

• Contains No Solvents or Isocyanates which makes ASI 504 VOC Compliant
• Easy to Dispense and work with at a Variety of Extreme Temperatures
• Withstands a wide range of high heat and extreme cold
• Fast Tack Free Time

Common Applications:

ASI 504 is an excellent sealant and/ or adhesive for many Commercial, Industrial, and Construction applications where a long-term, permanently flexible bond or seal is required. Such applications include:

• OEM Applications (depending on substrates)
• Bathroom Installation/Sealing
• HVAC
• General Sealing and Waterproofing
• General Construction
• Aluminum Siding and Metal Siding
• General Industrial Applications
• Metal Building and Portable Housing Applications
• Glass Glazing
• Precast Concrete Forms
• Sheet Metal Work
• Gutter Sealant
• Engine Components
• Telecommunications Including Coaxial Cable Connectors
• Etc. (Can be used for various applications depending upon substrate)

Common Bonding Substrates:

ASI 504 RTV Silicone can be used on a variety of substrates that are not listed below. Please inquire or test on those substrates. We have listed some common substrates for your viewing:

• Aluminum
• Ceramics
• Painted Surfaces
• Glass
• Granite
• Marble
• Metals
• Most Woods
• Most Plastics
• Porcelain
• PVC
• Steel
• Etc. (substrates may vary depending upon application)