Delta Amphibia Bi Mastic
Delta Amphibia Bi Mastic is an elastic, one-component, modified silane thixotropic sealant and adhesive mastic for high performance bonding. It can be applied both inside and outside as a replacement or integration of mechanical fastenings.
Delta Amphibia Bi Mastic is a multi-purpose sealant material for waterproofing, fixing Delta Amphibia membranes as an elastic bonding and sealant for internal and external applications, suitable on a wide range of materials without the requirement of primers,
such as aluminium, steel, zinc, copper, cement, plaster, bricks, stone, ceramics, glass, wood and rubbers, plastics and/or synthetics.
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- High thixotropy, adhesion and durability
- Initial grip with “suction effect”
- Excellent final mechanical performance
- Hygroscopic behaviour when cross-linked with environmental
humidity - Applicable on a wide range of surfaces, both absorbent and non-absorbent without the need for pre-treatments
- Suitable for damp surfaces
- Non-corrosive when applied to metal surfaces
- Solvent and isocyanate free
- Excellent resistance to UV light
- Quick and easy to use
Delta Amphibia Bi Mastic is a multi-purpose sealant material for waterproofing, fixing Delta Amphibia membranes as an elastic bonding and sealant for internal and external applications, suitable on a wide range of materials without the requirement of primers, such as aluminium, steel, zinc, copper, cement, plaster, bricks, stone, ceramics, glass, wood and rubbers, plastics and/or synthetics.
Delta Amphibia Bi Mastic can be used:
- Firm bonding on overlaps of Delta Amphibia membranes
- Joining cavity drain membranes
- To fasten thermal and acoustic panels, cover panels and
plasterboard - Can be used internally and externally (inside and outside)
- Bonding and assembly of thresholds, skirting and windowsills
- Sealing of fittings and details in basins and pools
- To create joints and fittings between prefabricated elements
- Sealing service penetrations
- Pipe penetrations through floors and walls
- Remedial ‘breaking out’ of concrete