CrackMaster-Mastic-PL-CPT_COC.pdf
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This document is a Certificate of Compliance dated March 27, 2025, issued by P&T Products, a manufacturer of crack and joint sealants. The certificate pertains to the CrackMaster Mastic PL - CPT product, specifically CrackMaster Mastic T2, which has been tested and verified to meet the requirements of ASTM D 8260 Types 1 & 2 standards.
The certificate details the technical specifications of the mastic product, including its performance characteristics such as heating temperature (400°F max), application temperature (375-400°F), and heating time (12 hours max). Key performance metrics include a specific gravity of approximately 1.8, mastic resilience of 50% minimum, and successful testing for effects of rapid deformation, crack bridging, mastic stability, and flexibility. The document is signed by Julia Bitter, a chemist at the manufacturing company, and serves to validate the product's compliance with industry standards.
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Certificate of Compliance March 27, 2025
Product : CrackMaster Mastic PL - CPT
CrackMaster Mastic T2 as supplied meets all requirements of ASTM D 8260 Types 1 & 2.
The product specifications are as follows when tested in accordance with ASTM D 8260 and D
5329.
Heating Temperature 400 °F Max.
Application Temperature 375 - 400 °F
Heating Time 12 Hours Max.
Specific Gravity Approximately 1.8
Mastic Resilience 50% Min.
Effects of Rapid Deformation -18 °C / 8 N-m Impact Pass
Crack Bridging -18 °C / ⅛ inch Extension 3 Cycles Pass
Mastic Stability 70 °C 40.0 mm Max.
Flexibility 0 °C Pass
Regards, Julia Bitter
Chemist
Manufacturer of Crack and Joint Sealants
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