Sika Aktivator-100

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Sika Aktivator-100 is a moisture sensitive liquid for the pre-treatment of surfaces to improve adhesion of Sikaflex adhesives.

Info & Guides

Sika Aktivator is required for the pretreatment of glass to ensure adhesion of Sika adhesives. Sika Aktivator is a one-component, fast drying clear liquid.

1. If the substrate is heavily contaminated by oils or other organic substances, initial cleaning using solvents or high-pressure water cleaning with the appropriate detergents is required.
2. Wipe the dry surface with a clean absorbent paper towel moistened with Sika -Aktivator.
3. Immediately wipe the surface with a dry paper towel to remove any excess.
4. Apply Sikaflex or Sika -Primer after the recommended flash-off time.

Technical Information

Density: Density 5.9 lbs/gal
Color: Transparent, clear
Flash Point: 25 degrees F
Storage: Store in a cool dry place
Shelf Life: 50 F to 77 F 12 months in unopened 250 ml container. 18 months in unopened Aktivator Pads.
Application temperature: 40 F to 110 F
Drying Time:10 min at minimum

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Aktivator-100 Technical Data

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Questions

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Q: null What is the best primer for sikaflex 291on metal

4 years ago

3 Answers

A: Doesn't require a primer

4 years ago

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Q: null What primer do I use on Acrylic hatches when bonding to aluminum?

9 years ago

2 Answers

A: This came to my email, not my husband's. He is a metallurgist. I will call it to his attention. Years ago we painted our aluminum mast. The critical thing about the proceedure was timing. The product that was special was Alumaprep. I think that is how you spell it. We have bronze and stainless everywhere except that mast. I know you don't want to set up a corroding situation. I will forward the email to him.

9 years ago

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Q: null I watched the video, called and emailed Sika Corp with no response. I was told to buy Aktivator 100, 209 D and Sikaflex 295UV to bond a plasitic windscreen to both steel and alum. The primer says noting on the can, the video says wait 10 min for aktivator, nothing regarding dry time for 209D (time to before applying Flex 295). Any chance anyone would know?

9 years ago

2 Answers

A: I remember reading not waiting time but 295 before 12 hours

9 years ago

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Q: null with 206 primer how long can it set befor you put on the adhesive.If I put the primer on the metal cant it set overnight????

9 years ago

4 Answers

A: Can't let it sit overnight. Setup time for activator is 10 minutes to two hours before applying adhesive. Having said that, I accidentally waited 4 hours for some parts of an airplane canopy and it's set like a rock. If you do wait too long, just reapply new aktivator on top of previously applied aktivator.

9 years ago

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Q: null how many cans in a case?

11 years ago

2 Answers

A: 6 TO A CASE

11 years ago

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Q: null What is the smallest size available for Sika Aktivator?

11 years ago

1 Answer

A: We only have the one size.

11 years ago

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Q: null what is the most active ingreediant in sika activator?

13 years ago

1 Answer

A: I saw no evidence of any active ingredients. The use of the activator made no difference in the performane of the Sikaflex to seal the window. I finally gave up and used automotive windshield sealer, for significantly less money.

13 years ago

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Q: null Will this stuff work on a broken plastic (vinyl) wind shield? I want to glue broken pieces together and maybe glue reinforcement strips. Does it seem that this will work?

12 years ago

0 Answers