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Technical Data of No Days Glaze - Typical Properties |
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No Days Glaze Typical Properties
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Property
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Test method
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Value
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Lap-Shear Strength
Glass-to-Glass, ½” X 1” overlap
(Figure 1)
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ASTM C-961-06
1/32” thick bond line
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262 psi
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ASTM C-961-06
1/16” thick bond line
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177 psi
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Flexural Strength & Displacement
(Figure 2)
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ASTM D-790-03
5/32” Channel
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610 psi
0.8in Deflection
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ASTM D-790-03
3/16” Channel
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690 psi
0.5in Deflection
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Hardness (Durometer)
After 2hrs cure at RT
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ASTM D 2240-05
Manual Method
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80 – 90 Shore A
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Viscosity (liquid)
at 85 °C
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ASTM D 3236-88
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12,150 – 14,850 cps
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Melt Point
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ASTM D4497-94
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68 – 73 °C
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Thermal Outgassing
Range: RT to 50 °C
or 24hr under vacuum
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Total Mass Loss
(% TML)*
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ASTM E595-93
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0.138 %
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Collectible Volatile
Condensable Matter (% CVCM)*
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0.130 %
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Water Vapor Regain
(% WVR).
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0.021 %
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*Limits for acceptability as aerospace material:
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1.00 % for Total Mass Loss (TML)
0 .10 % for Collectible Volatile Condensable Matter (CVCM) |
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Thermal test – Double Pane window (Fig 3) Test Purpose: To determine the interior temperature of a double glazed window in a high ambient temperature environment and to see if NDG is affected by the temperature
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Test conducted in Phoenix, AZ outside of a test facility and exposed to sunlight at 1:00pm on June 16,2007. Ambient temperature was 110°F
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Interior temperature to = 110o F at 1:00pm (initial temp reading) tf = 142o F at 2:20pm (final temp reading Note: Thermocouple disconnected at 142o F and no sign of melt down was observed.
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This is not a data sheet. This is for information only. Supporting data is on file
Triple Glaze Design Note: When building a triple glaze stained glass window using NO Days Glaze, we recommend ventilation to allow for consistent air flow and prevent continuous heating of the space between the protective outside glass and inside glass panels. Failure to properly ventilate your window may result in a "greenhouse effect" thus raising the temperature of the enclosed space containing the stained glass window. Ventilation is recommended to control the temperature of the space inside a triple glaze window design. Ventilation of a triple glaze window is an industry standard building technique and ensures longevity of your triple glaze stained glass window. For more information regarding triple glaze design, please contact us at Toll Free at 1-888-989-3832 (US Only) +1-949-369-7676 (International) or e-mail us at
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Figure 1
Lap-Shear Strength Set Up
Figure 2
Flexural Strength and Displacement Test Setup
Figure 3
Double-Pane Window Test Setup
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Stained Glass 
