A family of sealants that contain no double bonds between carbon atoms, but are comprised of a single bond between carbon atoms which result in a molecular structure which is extremely stable, and is resistant to oxygen, ozone and heat.

MicroSealant tapes are formulated from synthetic rubbers (non-butyl) and resins, some versions integrate thermo plastics and all contain a proprietary built-in primer that facilitates instant bonding to most known materials used in traditional building envelope and roofing applications (except silicone).

MicroSealants have a wide installation range from -20°F (-29°C) to at least 150°F ( 66°C), and a wide installed temperature tolerance range from -70°F (-56°C) to over 250°F (119°C) on vertical surfaces, and in excess of 300°F (148°C) on flat surfaces. MicroSealants will bond to almost any selected substrate at a molecular level, increasing surface area, and resulting in a "fusing" action. MicroSealants are self-healing. MicroSealants are extremely tolerant of chemical contact, making them ideal for use in extreme industrial environments.

MicroSealants - unlike most traditional caulking mastics, tapes, and sealants - are environmentally stable, contain no solvents or VOCs-, are safe to use (virtually food service grade) and will not compromise air quality within the building envelope