LOOKING FOR AN ODD COLOURED SILICONE ? FIND IT HERE !
(for standard and other colours see ranges in 'silicones & sealants')

The coloured silicones currently come in SIX Categories,

1. SILIRUB (ANY RAL NUMBER) COLOUR, We can have silicones made to any RAL Number which is a universally reconised colour system made up of 4 numbers. The Sealant is of the highest quaility being a Low Modulus, Neutral Curing sealant.

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2. SILIRUB 2/S silicones are also Low Modulus, Neutral Curing silicones but have an anti-mould agent to stop the sealant turning black and mouldy if the sealant was to be used in a wet enviroment such as shower trays, baths, sinks and wet rooms. Some are made to RAL Numbers and some are not.

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3. SILIRUB 2 silicones are also Low Modulus, Neutral Curing silicones but are not all are made to RAL Numbers, but come in many difficult to find colours

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Portland Stone and Travertine is also available in the Silirub MA range
which contains an anti-mould agent. Please click here to view

4. SILIRUB COLOUR silicones are made to RAL Numbers which is a universally reconised colour system made up of 4 numbers. The Sealant is of the highest quaility being a Low Modulus, Neutral Curing sealant.

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5. SILIRUB PL, trade size 380ml tube with more hard to find colours.

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6. SILIRUB MA, Special silicone which does not stain natural stones, marbel or granite. Also contains an anti-mould agent so ideal for use in Bathrooms, Showers and Kitchens.

Question: what do the letters or the word ral stand for?

Answer: RAL is an acronym for "Reichs-Ausschuss für Lieferbedingungen" Translated this means something like State council for terms of delivery and supply.

In Laymans terms it means: The German Standard for colour and is widely used throughout Europe. In the U.K., it is generally found as a specified colour on cladding, powder coatings and furniture and now sealants

Question: How did the name RAL come about?

Answer: In 1925, the private sector and the German government of that time founded the "Reichsausschuss für Lieferbedingungen" - RAL - (Committee of the German Reich for Terms and Conditions of Sale).

RAL's original task was to standardize precise technical terms of delivery and sale for the purpose of rationalization. Today, RAL is the recognized competent body for reliable certification of products and services. They introduced colour charts in 1927.

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