China Kingflex thermal insulation glue 520 Factory, Factories

Color KingGlue 520: Light tan Net Weight Around 6.9 lb per gallon (830 g/l) Composition Synthetic rubber base with synthetic resins and fillers added; hydrocarbon and ketone-type solvents. Solids Content Approximately 23% by weight for KingGlue 520 Coverage 200 sq ft (5m2/l) per gallon max, single coat (depending upon porosity of materials bonded and air temperature) Shelf Life 1-1/2 years for KingGlue 520 under storage temperature60°F to 80°F (16°C to 27°C) Minimum Drying Time 3–5 minutes under normal conditions Temperature Limits 250 F(120°C)—Kingflex Pipe Insulation seams and joints 180°F (82°C)—full-bonding Kingflex Sheet Insulation Container Sizes Litre and gallon containers

Product Description

Product Description & Applications

KingGlue 520 Adhesive is an air-drying contact adhesive that is excellent for joining seams and butt joints of Kingflex Pipe and Sheet Insulation for line temperatures up to 250°F(120°C). The adhesive may also be used to apply Kingflex Sheet Insulation to flat or curved metal surfaces that will operate at temperatures up to 180°F (82°C). KingGlue 520 will make a resilient and heat-resistant bond with many materials where the use of a solvent-base neoprene contact adhesive is suitable and desirable.

KingGlue 520 Adhesive Application
Application Instructions

Mix well, and apply only to clean, dry, oil-free surfaces. For best results, the adhesive should be brush-applied in a thin, uniform coat to both bonding surfaces. Allow the adhesive to tack prior to joining both surfaces. Avoid open time of more than 10 minutes. KingGlue 520 Adhesive bonds instantly, so pieces must be positioned accurately as contact is made. Moderate pressure should then be applied to the entire bonding area to insure complete contact.

Temperature Guidelines & Limitations

It is recommended that the adhesive be applied at temperatures above 40°F (4°C) and not on heated surfaces. Where application between 32°F and 40°F (0°C and 4°C) can not be avoided, exercise more care in applying the adhesive and closing the joint. Applications below 32°F (0°C) are not recommended.

Curing Times

Where lines and tanks that are insulated and will operate at hot temperatures, KingGlue 520 Adhesive must cure a minimum of 36 hours at room temperature to attain heat resistance for insulated pipe to 25°F (120°C) and insulated tanks and equipment to 180°F (82°C).

Adhesive-bonded seams and joints of Kingflex Pipe Insulation must cure before finishes are applied. Where the insulation is installed by adhering seams and butt joints, the adhesive must cure 24 to 36 hours.

Adhesive-bonded seams and joints of Kingflex Sheet Insulation must cure before finishes are applied. Where the insulation is installed by adhering seams and butt joints only, the adhesive must cure 24 to 36 hours. Where the insulation is installed against surfaces with full adhesive coverage, requiring wet adhesive at joints, the adhesive must cure seven days.

Safety Warnings & Usage Information

Extremely flammable mixture; vapors may cause flash fire; vapors may ignite explosively; prevent buildup of vapors—open all windows and doors—use only with cross ventilation; keep away from heat, sparks, and open flame; do not smoke; extinguish all flames and pilot lights; and turn off stoves, heaters, electric motors, and other sources of ignition during use and until all vapors are gone; close container after use; avoid prolonged breathing of vapor and prolonged contact with skin; do not take internally; keep away from children.

Not for consumer use. Sold only for professional or industrial application.

Kingflex Insulation Application Details Kingflex Seams and Joints
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is KingGlue 520 Adhesive best used for?
KingGlue 520 Adhesive is an air-drying contact adhesive designed for joining seams and butt joints of Kingflex Pipe and Sheet Insulation for line temperatures up to 250°F (120°C). It can also be used to apply Kingflex Sheet Insulation to flat or curved metal surfaces that operate at temperatures up to 180°F (82°C).
Q2: How should the surfaces be prepared and the adhesive applied?
It should be applied only to clean, dry, and oil-free surfaces. Mix the adhesive well and brush-apply a thin, uniform coat to both bonding surfaces. Allow the adhesive to tack prior to joining, avoiding an open time of more than 10 minutes. Since it bonds instantly, ensure the pieces are positioned accurately before contact.
Q3: What are the temperature limitations for applying KingGlue 520 Adhesive?
It is recommended to apply the adhesive at temperatures above 40°F (4°C) and never on heated surfaces. If application between 32°F and 40°F (0°C and 4°C) cannot be avoided, apply with extra care. Applications below 32°F (0°C) are not recommended.
Q4: What is the cure time for insulated lines and tanks operating at hot temperatures?
For insulated lines and tanks operating at hot temperatures, KingGlue 520 Adhesive must cure for a minimum of 36 hours at room temperature. This attains heat resistance for insulated pipes up to 25°F (120°C) and insulated tanks/equipment up to 180°F (82°C).
Q5: How long does Kingflex Sheet Insulation require to cure?
When installed by adhering seams and butt joints only, the adhesive must cure for 24 to 36 hours before finishes are applied. However, if the sheet insulation is installed against surfaces with full adhesive coverage (requiring wet adhesive at joints), it must cure for seven days.
Q6: Can general consumers purchase and use KingGlue 520 Adhesive?
No, this product is not intended for consumer use. It is sold exclusively for professional or industrial applications due to its highly flammable nature and specific handling requirements.

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