Sikaflex® PRO-3 Purform®

• Green Building Council of Australia Green Star Design & As Built V1.3-13.1.1B

• Green Building Council of Australia Green Star Interiors V1.3-12.1.1B

• Contributes towards satisfying Indoor Enviornmental Quality (EQ) Credit: Low-Emitting Materials under LEED^® v4 - 1—3 points

• VOC emission classification GEV Emicode EC1^PLUS

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• AS/NZS 4020:2018 - Potable drinking water approved
• Green Building Council Of Australia, Low VOC V1.3-13.1.1B & V1.3-12.1.1B
• CE marking and declaration of performance based on EN 15651-1:2012 Sealants for non-structural use in joints in buildings and pedestrian walkways — Part 1:Sealants for facade elements
• CE marking and declaration of performance based on EN 14188-2:2004 Joint fillers and sealants — Part 2: Specifications for cold applied sealants
• CE marking and declaration of performance based on EN 15651-4:2012 Sealants for non-structural use in joints in buildings and pedestrian walkways — Part 4: Sealants for pedestrian walkways
• Tensile Properties, Adhesion, Change of Volume tests ISO 11600 F Class 25 HM
• Standard Specification for Elastomeric Joint Sealants, ASTM C 920
• Chemical Resistance, DIN EN 14187, SKZ, Report No. 208323/20.
• Determination of the staining, ASTM 1248-04, SKZ, Report No.205279/19-VI
• Waste water, DIBt, SKZ, Test Report No. 205279/19-V
• Outgassing VOC/SVOC, CSM procedures, Fraunhofer, Certificate, No. SI 1909-1140
• Testing of joint sealant for pedestrian walkways ISO 11618, SKZ, No. 205279/19-VII
• Sealants -Durability to extension compression, ISO 19862,Sikaflex® PRO-3 Purform

Sika® Purform® Polyurethane

15 months from date of production

The product must be stored in original, unopened and undamaged sealed packaging in dry conditions at temperatures between +5°C and +25°C. Always refer to packaging.

Refer to the current Safety Data Sheet for information on safe handling and storage. 

~40 (after 28 days)

Resistant to many chemicals.

Refer to the following test reports about chemical resistance: Chemical Resistance, DIN EN 14187, SKZ, Report No. 209323/20.

Refer to the following test reports about water and salt watrer: Sikaflex-Pro-3 Purform EN 15651-4 2020 EN 205279-II.

or Contact Sika Technical Services for addtional information.

For movement joints, the width must be at least 8 mm and should not exceed 40 mm. For non-movement joints such as connection joints in interior areas, the joint width can be less than 8 mm.
The joint dimensions must be designed to suit the movement capability of the sealant. In all cases joints must be at least 8 mm deep, or a have a width to depth ratio of 1 : 0.5 for the facade joints or 1 : 0.8 for floor joints whichever is greater.
For more information about joint design and calculations refer to the Sika document Design guideline: Dimensioning of construction joints or contact Sika Technical Services.

Use closed cell, polyethylene foam backing rod

For applications at temperatures below +5°C, please contact Sika^® Technical Services.

Note: The substrate temperature must be +3°C above dew point temperature and free from frost and ice.

The substrate must be sound, clean, dry and free of all contaminants such as dirt, oil, grease, cement laitance, old sealants and poorly bonded coatings which could affect adhesion of the primer and sealant. The substrate should be of sufficient strength to withstand with the stress induced by the sealant during movement. Use techniques such as wire brushing, grinding, grit blasting or other suitable mechanical methods to remove all weak substrate material. Repair all damaged joint edges with suitable Sika^® repair products. Remove all dust, loose and friable material from all surfaces before application activators, primers or sealant.

Where joints in the substrate are saw cut, after saw cutting, all slurry material must be flushed away and joint surfaces allowed to dry.

For optimum adhesion and joint durability of critical, high performance applications such as joints on multi-storey buildings, highly stressed joints and extreme weather exposure the following priming and/or pre-treatment procedures must be followed:

NON-POROUS SUBSTRATES

Aluminium, anodised aluminium, stainless steel, galvanised steel or glazed tiles

• Lightly roughen the surface with a fine abrasive pad.
• Clean the surface.
• Pretreat the surface using Sika^® Aktivator-205 applied with a clean cloth.

Other metals, such as brass, bronze, copper and titanium-zinc

• Lightly roughen the surface with a fine abrasive pad.
• Clean the surface.
• Pretreat the surface using Sika^® Aktivator-205 with a clean cloth.
• Allow a waiting time.
• Apply Sika^® Primer-3 N by brush. 

Powder-coated metals

• Perform preliminary trials to verify adhesion. For more information contact Sika^® Technical Services.

PVC

• Clean and prime the surface using Sika^® Primer-215 applied with a brush.            

POROUS SUBSTRATES   

Concrete, aerated concrete and cement based renders, mortars and bricks.

IMPORTANT: Avoid excessive application of primer causing puddles.

• Prime surface using Sika^® Primer-3 N applied by brush.   

ASPHALT (ACC. TO EN 13108-1 AND EN 13108-6)

Fresh cut or existing cut asphalt must have a clean bonding surface with a minimum of 50% exposed aggregate.

IMPORTANT: Avoid excessive application of primer causing puddles.

• Prime the surface using Sika^® Primer-3 N applied by brush.

Note: Primers are adhesion promoters and mprove the long term adhesion performance, not an alternative to improve poor preparation and cleaning of the joint surface.

Clean all tools and application equipment immediately after use with Sika® Remover-208. Once cured, hardened material can only be removed mechanically. For cleaning skin use Sika® Cleaner-350H.