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T2960

In-House Laboratory Test

Tested for confidence. Proven for performance.

Quality is never left to chance. Our in-house laboratory conducts a comprehensive range of product tests to ensure optimal performance, material compatibility, and long-term reliability, giving you the confidence to build better.

Technician examining a sealant specimen under a laboratory microscope
Fig. 12960 in-house laboratory
Performed by
2960 in-house lab
Test methods
06 methods
Scope
Laboratory & on-site
Reference standards
ASTM · AAMA

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Laboratory

Comprehensive compatibility testing

From verifying material suitability to checking adhesion strength, our tests ensure that products work exactly as expected in your project environment.

Laboratory testing of sealant samples
Fig. 2 — Compatibility testing
  1. Compatibility Test

    To verify sealant suitability with various materials.

    StandardASTM C1084Modified
  2. Sealant Peel Adhesion Test

    To assess adhesion strength against specified substrates.

    StandardASTM C794Modified
  3. Stain Test

    To detect potential staining between sealants and porous substrates.

    StandardASTM C1248Modified

Beyond the lab

Structural integrity & on-site assurance

We go beyond the lab, offering real-world tests to validate long-term performance and safety.

Engineer recording on-site test results on a clipboard
Fig. 3 — On-site assurance
  1. Delamination Test

    To evaluate sealant adhesion integrity with laminated glass.

  2. On-Site Pull-Out Test

    For post-installed rebar and anchors to confirm secure fastening.

  3. Field Water Test

    To validate water tightness and resistance under real conditions.

    StandardAAMA 501.02

Questions about our laboratory testing

Short answers on what we test, which standards we reference and where the tests take place.

What tests does the 2960 in-house laboratory perform?
Six tests in two groups. Laboratory compatibility testing:
  • Compatibility Test (Modified ASTM C1084)
  • Sealant Peel Adhesion Test (Modified ASTM C794)
  • Stain Test (Modified ASTM C1248)
Structural integrity and on-site assurance:
  • Delamination Test
  • On-Site Pull-Out Test
  • Field Water Test (per AAMA 501.02)
Why test sealant compatibility before a project?
Compatibility testing verifies that a sealant is suitable for the materials it will contact, peel adhesion testing assesses its adhesion strength against the specified substrates, and stain testing detects potential staining on porous substrates. Together they confirm the product will work as expected in your project environment.
Do you test on site as well as in the lab?
Yes. We go beyond the lab with real-world tests: on-site pull-out tests for post-installed rebar and anchors to confirm secure fastening, and field water tests per AAMA 501.02 to validate water tightness under real conditions.
What does the delamination test check?
The delamination test evaluates the integrity of sealant adhesion with laminated glass.

Quality is never left to chance.

Giving you the confidence to build better.

  • Optimal performance
  • Material compatibility
  • Long-term reliability
IN-HOUSE LABORATORY · TESTED · 2960 · SINGAPORE