This document is a technical data sheet for the AeroBarrier air sealing system, detailing its purpose, application, compliance with New Zealand Building Code, material specifications, design considerations, and installation process. It describes AeroBarrier as a non-toxic, low-VOC, automated sealing solution that improves airtightness in buildings.
This document provides the technical and safety data for AeroBarrier X1, a waterborne, aerosol-applied acrylic sealant used in the AeroBarrier air sealing system. It outlines the sealant's properties, benefits, usage guidelines, industry certifications, and safety precautions, emphasizing its low toxicity, VOC-free formulation, and suitability for improving building airtightness and indoor air quality.
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Air tightness test report and Durability statement conducted found that the AeroBarrier Airsealing system maintained an excellent level of airtightness over nearly four years, with only a minor increase in air leakage.
