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INSTA-STIK™ for when the going
gets tough
INSTA-STIK™ roofing adhesive - used to attach insulation
boards and waterproofing membranes to a variety of
substrates on flat roofs - uses a unique delivery system
allowing precisely controlled doses, so less product and time
is wasted.
INSTA-STIK™ comes in a portable, pressurised container which
needs no external power source. Unlike liquid polyurethane
adhesives, the product is already expanded when dispensed and
application can be accurately controlled.
Other benefits include:
• No primer needed and no need to allow for drying time.
• No fumes during application, making it safer for contractors to
use than bitumen adhesive systems.
• No noise, dust or vibration to the substrate from mechanical
fasteners.
• Consistent application thanks to the unique wand applicator.
• One canister can be used to adhere 100m2 of insulation board.
INSTA-STIK™ is also compatible with a range of insulation boards including extruded and expanded polystyrene, glass fibre tissue faced
polyurethane and polyisocyanuarate, mineral and glass fibre, cellular glass, cork, wood fiber and foamed silica.
“Contractors looking for a portable, quick, clean and easy to use system providing fast adhesion are increasingly turning to INSTA-STIK™ to
suit their needs, as they appreciate being able to apply the product with the specially designed application wand.” says Nick Mills, MD of
roofing products company InStar, who distributes INSTA-STIK™ for Dow Building Solutions in the UK.
Standard Listed – you know who’s best!
But contact us for all the rest . . .
Non-preferred Metrics – Intermediate Sizes
Short and Long Lengths – Slotted Grub Screws
A4/80 Bolts & Socket Caps – 6 Lobe (TX) Drive Screws
Tel: +44 (0) 117 – 972 8560
All Metal Self-Locking Nuts – Studding Connectors
Fax: +44 (0) 117 – 972 8570
And many more . . .
Email:
sales@avonstainlessfasteners.co.uk
Online Product Guide: www.avonstainlessfasteners.co.uk
Unit 10, Riverside Business Park, St Anne’s, Bristol, BS4 4ED, UK
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