Silicone sealant is a key material in construction and industry due to its durability and elasticity. Its performance is primarily determined by two core properties: Tensile Strength and Elongation.

1. Core Performance Metrics

2. Synergistic Effect

These properties work together to ensure sealing performance, especially in dynamic joints.

High-quality silicone sealants seek a balance of high strength and high elongation – being both tough and flexible.

3. Modulus & Selection Guide

Application ScenarioCore RequirementPerformance Focus & Typical Value Reference
Weatherproof Sealing
(Curtain walls, windows/doors)
Accommodate significant thermal movementHigh Elongation (≥ 400%), Low Modulus
Tensile Strength ≥ 1.0 MPa
Structural Bonding
(Structural glazing, load-bearing)
Withstand permanent loads & wind pressureHigh Tensile Strength (≥ 1.0 MPa, often higher), High Modulus
Elongation ≥ 100%
General Purpose Sealing
(Indoor, static joints)
Basic sealing & adhesionBalanced Performance
Tensile Strength ~0.8 MPa, Elongation ~200%