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Merbenit HT50

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1K-SMP adhesive with high initial adhesion and rapidly increasing strength.

1K-SMP adhesive with high initial tack and rapid strength increase — combines easy processing with rapid strength development, ISEGA-approved for food contact applications

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  • Curing technology
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  • Stress at 100% elongation
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HS Code: 3214.1000


HS Code: 3214.1000

Merbenit HT50
Merbenit HT50
Merbenit ·

Merbenit HT50 is a 1K-SMP adhesive with high initial tack and rapidly increasing strength — combining easy processing with rapid strength build-up, ISEGA-approved for food contact applications.

Silane-modified polymers (SMPs) are modern, high-performance adhesives—moisture-curing, solvent-, isocyanate-, and silicone-free, with a very broad adhesion spectrum to metals, painted and galvanized surfaces, engineering plastics, glass, ceramics, concrete, stone, and wood. They are paintable, corrosion-resistant, shock- and vibration-resistant, and low-odor. HT50 is a specific variant of the Merbenit SMP series—its key properties and applications are described below.

High immediate adhesion — ready for immediate transport

Merbenit HT50 combines easy processing with high initial adhesion and rapidly increasing strength. Bonded parts can be transported after a short time, and fixings can be removed quickly. ISEGA-approved for food contact areas, with eco-bau ECO-BKP 1st priority, EMICODE EC1Plus and Eurofins IAC Gold.

HT50 in numbers
Initial tack
high
Shore A 45
Hardness
200 %
Elongation at break
ISEGA
near food

What makes HT50 stand out

High immediate liability
Bonded parts are immediately ready for transport — fixings can be removed shortly after bonding.
Rapidly increasing strength
Rapid further processing is possible.
ISEGA-approved
Safe for use in food-related areas.
eco-bau ECO-BKP 1. Priority
Swiss top rating for building ecology.
EMICODE EC1Plus + Eurofins IAC Gold
Very low emissions for indoor applications.
EPS/XPS-compatible
Compatible with polystyrene insulation materials.

What is HT50 used for?

Immediate-bonding applications
Bonding without support device with short waiting time.
Elevator construction
Elevator components with high initial strength.
Passenger bridges
Passenger boarding bridges with immediate liability requirements.
Household appliances
Bonding of household appliance components in areas near food contact.
Food industry
Adhesive bonding in food processing plants.
Bodywork
Fast body bonding with ISEGA compliance.
Data Sheets & Safety Data Sheet
TDS and SDS in multiple languages — view or download directly.
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Processing

1
Clean substrate
Bonding surfaces must be clean, grease-free, and dry — degrease with cleaning alcohol, isopropanol, or acetone. Bonding to PP, PE, PTFE, and silicone is not possible; bituminous substrates are also unsuitable.
2
Primer (if required)
On smooth substrates use Primer V40, on absorbent substrates Primer V21. On powder-coated surfaces and plastics, Primer V40 is recommended.
3
Open cartridge / pouch
Cut the cartridge nozzle to the desired bead cross-section and insert into a standard cartridge gun (290 / 310 / 400 / 600 ml).
4
Application
Apply as a uniform bead or spot bonding. Join within the open time — press the components together with sufficient pressure.
5
Smoothing + correcting
Within the working time (5–30 min depending on variant), smooth with a smoothing tool or correct the position.
6
Curing
Curing through air humidity — through-cure 2–3 mm in 24 h, fully crosslinked after 48 h. Higher air humidity accelerates crosslinking.

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HT50 compared to related Merbenit products

Direct comparison of mechanical and processing values — all data from the official Merbenit TDS.

HT50
Current Product
HM21 →SF50 →SK212 →
Crosslinking system1K moisture-curing1K moisture-curing1K moisture-curing1K moisture-curing
Consistencynon-sagNon-sagging, ≤3 mmnon-sagnon-sag
Shore A hardnessA 45A 45A 50A 55
Tensile Strength2.5 N/mm²2.5 N/mm²3.4 N/mm²2.8 N/mm²
Elongation at break200 %350 %200 %225 %
Modulus 100%1.5 N/mm²1.6 N/mm²2.2 N/mm²2.0 N/mm²
Processing time10 min30 min8 min15 min
Through-curing 24 h2.5 mm≥3.0 mm≥3.5 mm3.5 mm
Through-cure 48 h4.0 mm≥4.0 mm≥4.5 mm4.5 mm
Density1.481.521.401.35
Temperature range–40 / +90 °C–40 / +90 °C–40 / +90 °C–40 / +90 °C
Volume change≤4 %≤5 %≤7 %≤3 %
Main applicationImmediate-bonding applicationsMetal constructionMinergie-ECO construction projectsWindshield replacement
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Technical data for Merbenit HT50

All 15 Product information 4 Performance at final strength 1 Physical properties 6 General 4
Product Information
Tensile Strength approx. 2.5 N/mm²
Temperature range (°C) -40 °C to +90 °C
Container 290ml cartridge, 600ml bag
Consistency Non-slumping
Performance at Full Cure
Elongation at break approx. 200%
Physical Properties
Density 1.48 g/cm³
Hardness (Shore A) approx. 45
Chemical group Silane-modified polymer
Color black, white, gray
Cured layer thickness after 24 hours approx. 2.5 mm
Curing technology Moisture curing
General
Processing temperature +5 °C to +40 °C
Stress at 100% elongation approx. 1.5 N/mm²
Volume change ≤ 4%
Number of components 1K

Please refer to the technical data sheet (TDS) in the "Documents" tab for binding values.

Documents and data sheets

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Technical Data Sheets (TDS) 2
Merbenit HT50 - Technical Data Sheet DE.pdf
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Merbenit HT50 - Fiche Technique FR.pdf
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Safety Data Sheets (SDS) 2
Merbenit HT50 - Safety Data Sheet DE.pdf
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Merbenit HT50 - Fiche de Sécurité FR.pdf
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Frequently asked questions about HT50

Practical application and design questions — answered by SILITECH.

Merbenit HT50: 1K SMP adhesive with high initial tack and rapid strength development — combines easy processing with fast strength build-up, ISEGA-approved for food contact applications. Main applications: Immediate tack bonding, elevator construction, passenger bridges.

SMP = Silane-modified polymer. This modern adhesive class combines the advantages of silicone (elasticity, weather resistance, broad adhesion spectrum) and polyurethane (mechanical strength, paint compatibility) — without their disadvantages (silicone: not paintable, corrosion on some metals; PU: isocyanates, often problematic indoors). SMP adhesives are solvent-free, isocyanate-free, and silicone-free, paint-compatible, corrosion-protective, and adhere without primer to most substrates — except PE, PP, PTFE, and silicones.

HT50 adheres to metals (aluminum, stainless steel, steel), powder-coated and painted surfaces, galvanized/anodized/chromated/zinc-coated substrates, many plastics, ceramics, stone, concrete, crepi, wood, and glass. Not suitable for: PP, PE, PTFE (Teflon), silicones, and bitumen substrates. For critical material pairings, we recommend a preliminary test or application with a primer (V40 for smooth, V21 for absorbent substrates).

Store in unopened original container in a dry, cool place — typically between +5 and +30 °C. Consult the safety data sheet (SDS) before use. Observe the expiry date on the packaging. Process opened cartridges promptly — skin formation in the nozzle will block further application.

In the comparison table above, you will find related Merbenit products with different properties — different hardness, pot life, elongation at break, or special certifications (IMO, EN 45545-2, FMVSS 212, ISEGA, Minergie-ECO). If you are unsure about the optimal choice, we will be happy to advise you — contact SILITECH with your specific application (substrate pairing, desired hardness, processing workflow, certification requirement).

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Product Specifications

Product Information
Container 290ml cartridge or 600ml pouch
Tensile Strength approx. 2.5 N/mm²
Temperature range (°C) -40 °C to +90 °C
Consistency Non-slumping
Performance at Full Cure
Elongation at break approx. 200%
Physical Properties
Color black or white or gray
Density 1.48 g/cm³
Hardness (Shore A) approx. 45
Chemical group Silane-modified polymer
Cured layer thickness after 24 hours approx. 2.5 mm
Curing technology Moisture curing
Uncategorized
Processing temperature +5 °C to +40 °C
Stress at 100% elongation approx. 1.5 N/mm²
Volume change ≤ 4%
Number of components 1K
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Physical & Thermal
Density (23°C)1.5 g/cm³