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pro clima ORCON F

All-round connection glue for indoor and outdoor use

Product benefits

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Provides assurance - penetrates deeply into the substrate, remains elastic
100 years of adhesive strength - independently tested and approved
For indoor and outdoor use - reliably airtight and resistant to driving rain
Dispersion-based adhesive, free of plasticizers
Sustainable packaging - cartridge made from recycled PCR material

Installer benefits

Winter use - storage in frost down to -20°C and use from -10°C
Available in cartridges and sausage packs

Applications

For making air- and wind-tight connections of pro clima and other films with mineral substrates (e.g., plaster or concrete), rough-sawn and planed wood, and hard wood-based panels (chipboard, OSB, BFU, MDF panels).

Project types

Renovation,

New construction,

Prefabricated

Applications

Airtightness,

Rain, water, and windproof connections

Construction methods

Masonry (or concrete),

Timber construction (timber frame, CLT,...)

Construction elements

Product details

Installation steps

1. Preparation

Subsurfaces must have sufficient stability and be dry, level and free of dust, silicone and grease. Brush off subsurfaces; if necessary, clean with a vacuum cleaner and wipe down.

If necessary, apply a coat of TESCON PRIMER in the case of crumbling plaster or very fine dust. This can lead to a significant increase in the drying time.

2. Sealing to a plastered gable wall

Apply a line of adhesive that is at least 5 mm thick (more in the case of rough subsurfaces, if necessary).

Apply the strip, leaving slack to allow for expansion.

Do not press the adhesive completely flat so as to allow for relative motion between components.

3. Sealing to plastered knee walls

Sticking procedure is the same as for a gable wall. Provide slack to allow for expansion. Do not press the adhesive completely flat.

In general, pressure laths are not required on stable subsurfaces.

4. Sealing to wood

For sealing to roughly sawn rafters or purlins, apply a line of ORCON F that is at least 5 mm thick (more in the case of rough subsurfaces, if necessary).

Where possible, provide slack to allow for expansion. Do not press the adhesive completely flat.

5. Sealing of sub-and-top membrane strips

Bond refurbishment vapour checks (e.g. pro clima DASATOP) to rough or mineral subsurfaces using a line of adhesive that is approx. 5 mm thick (or thicker, if necessary); allow slack for expansion where possible. Do not press the adhesive completely flat. Carefully guide the membrane strip into the corners.

6. Sealing of exterior air sealing

In the case of external roof insulation with continuous rafters, bond the vapour check (e.g. pro clima DA) to two wooden boards in the area above the purlin using two parallel lines of ORCON F. Also bond the two boards using two lines of adhesive on the rafter.

General conditions

The adhesive joints created must not be subjected to tensile forces.

The product achieves its final level of strength only when it has dried. This should be taken into account if airtightness measurements are to be carried out or if blown-in insulation material is to be installed directly after application of this adhesive. It may be advisable to implement protective measures such as mechanical reinforcements in the case of subsurfaces that have insufficient stability.

Ventilate continuously and systematically to prevent build-up of excessive humidity; use a dryer if necessary.