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  • STRONGER BONDS, FOR TIGHTER SEAMS

    Formulated for ArmaflexInsulations

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  • DescriptionArmaflex 520 Adhesive is an air-drying contact adhesive thatis excellent for joining seams and butt joints of Armaflex Pipeand Sheet Insulations for line temperatures up to 250F(120C). The adhesive may also be used to apply ArmaflexSheet Insulation to flat or curved metal surfaces that willoperate at temperatures up to 180F (82C).

    Meets Military Specification MIL-A-24179A and Amend-2 asType II, Class 1

    Dried film also meets 25/50 flame spread index and smokedeveloped index requirements of codes and specificationswhen tested by ASTM E 84 Test Method

    Uses520 Adhesive will make a resilient and heat-resistant bondwith many materials where the use of a solvent-baseneoprene contact adhesive is suitable and desirable.

    It will make a strong resilient bond for sealing laminatedaluminum foil and kraft paper vapor retarder jackets.

    Properties

    ColorLight tan

    Net Weight6.9 lb per gallon (828 g/l)

    CompositionSynthetic rubber base with synthetic resins and fillers added;hydrocarbon- and ketone-type solvents. V.O.C. Content: 432g/l, calculated SCAQMD 1168

    Solids ContentApproximately 22% by weight.

    Coverage200 sq ft (5m2/l) per gallon max, single coat (depending uponporosity of materials bonded and air temperature)

    Shelf Life1-1/2 years in original sealed container; storage temperature60F to 80F (16C to 27C)

    Minimum Drying Time35 minutes under normal conditions

    Temperature Limits250F (120C)Armaflex Pipe Insulation seams and joints180F (82C)full-bonding Armaflex Sheet Insulation

    Container SizesHalf-pint and pint brush-top cans and pint, quart, and galloncontainers

    Fire PerformanceWet: Flash point below 20F (-7C) (TOC)Dry: ASTM E 84 Method*Applied on steel plate

    Flame Spread Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5Smoke Developed Index . . . . . . . . . .15

    DANGERExtremely flammable mixture; vapors may causeflash fire; vapors may ignite explosively; prevent buildup ofvaporsopen all windows and doorsuse only with crossventilation; keep away from heat, sparks, and open flame; donot smoke; extinguish all flames and pilot lights; and turn offstoves, heaters, electric motors, and other sources of ignitionduring use and until all vapors are gone; close container afteruse; avoid prolonged breathing of vapor and prolongedcontact with skin; do not take internally; keep away fromchildren.

    Not for consumer use. Sold only for professional or industrialapplication.

    Application InstructionsMix well, and apply only to clean, dry, oil-free surfaces. Forbest results, the adhesive should be brush-applied in a thin,uniform coat to both bonding surfaces. Allow the adhesive totack prior to joining both surfaces. Avoid open time of morethan 10 minutes. 520 Adhesive bonds instantly, so piecesmust be positioned accurately as contact is made. Moderatepressure should then be applied to the entire bonding area toinsure complete contact.

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

    Where lines and tanks that are insulated and will operate athot temperatures, 520 Adhesive must cure a minimum of 36hours at room temperature to attain heat resistance forinsulated pipe to 250F (120C) and insulated tanks andequipment to 180F (82C).

    Adhesive-bonded seams and joints of Armaflex PipeInsulation must cure before finishes are applied. Where theinsulation is installed by adhering seams and butt joints, theadhesive must cure 24 to 36 hours.

    Adhesive-bonded seams and joints of Armaflex SheetInsulation must cure before finishes are applied. Where theinsulation is installed by adhering seams and butt joints only,the adhesive must cure 24 to 36 hours. Where the insulationis installed against surfaces with full adhesive coverage,requiring wet adhesive at joints, the adhesive must cureseven days.

    Thinning is not recommended.

    Either methyl ethyl ketone or most lacquer thinners can beused to clean fresh residue from tools and workpieces.

    Armacell provides this information as a technical service. To the extentthe information is derived from sources other than Armacell, Armacellis substantially, if not wholly, relying upon the other source(s) to provide accurate information. Information provided as a result ofArmacell's own technical analysis and testing is accurate to the extentof our knowledge and ability as of date of printing, using effective stan-dardized methods and procedures. Each user of these products, orinformation, should perform their own tests to determine the safety, fit-ness and suitability of the products, or combination of products, for anyforeseeable purposes, applications and uses by the user and by anythird party to which the user may convey the products. Since Armacellcannot control the end use of this product, Armacell does not guaran-tee that the user will obtain the same results as published in this docu-ment. The data and information are provided as a technical serviceand are subject to change without notice.

    ARMACELL LLC7600 Oakwood Street ExtensionP. O. Box 1038 Mebane, NC 27302

    TEL. 919 304-3846 FAX 919 304-3847E-MAIL [email protected] www.armacell.com

    For any updates on this document, please refer to ourwebsite.

    2007 Armacell LLC Printed in United States of America520S 001 04 07 NA NA