Liquid Adhesion Gutter

This allows rainwater to travel around the hood and into the gutter while deflecting leaves and other debris to never clog.

Liquid adhesion gutter.

Seamermate can be applied under water and contains a strong holding power. It basically means that any liquid will cling to the surface it travels upon even if the surface is curved or round. The solid toppers are the best because they use the reverse curve or liquid adhesion model which. The water adheres to the smooth uninterrupted surface and flows along the path until it reaches curved lip where it enters the interior of the gutter.

Leafguard gutters work on a simple but powerful scientific principle known as liquid adhesion. There is so much to consider when choosing new gutters including shape material and cost. That means your roofline is free of combustibles in the event of a wildfire. Leafguard s curved hood makes the water even more attracted to it and the water curves right into the gutter trough.

Liquid adhesion is an undeniable law of nature that allows water to actually cling to the edge and roll down into the gutter. This strong sealant has a tri polymer based formula that is semi self leveling. Leafguard uses the principle of liquid adhesion to work. The water adheres to the smooth uninterrupted surface and flows along the path until it reaches curved lip where it enters the interior of the gutter.

Our gutters are able to maintain the principle of liquid adhesion because the molecules of water are attracted to the surface of their built in hood. Leafguard is a solid and water is a liquid. Easily repair damaged gutters or adds durability to new installations with the amerimax seamermate 10 oz. Liquid adhesion is actually quite simple to understand.

The liquasil liquid gutter liner system forms a complete seamless and highly flexible lining and gutter repair system that will eliminate leaks. Use to seal all gutter connections in new or damaged gutters. Water and the leafguard systems are inherently opposites. Our gutters are able to maintain the principle of liquid adhesion because the molecules of water are attracted to the surface of their built in hood.

These opposites attract and the water clings to the leafguard system much like a magnet.