Epoxies

High-strength, non-shrinking epoxy adhesive for bonding and insulation.
Crystal clear and resistant to impact and water.
For bonding and insulation of electronic components and assemblies.
For bonding ferrite, wood and concrete, and for assembling gift items.

Features

• Bonds acrylic, ceramic, fibreglass, glass, porcelain, metal, wood and concrete.
• Tensile strength: 2500 psi (175 kg/cm²)
• Colour: Clear
• Waterproof.
• Working time: 30 minutes
• Set time: 30 minutes
• Cure time: 8–12 hours
• Temperature range: -5°C to 95°C

Directions for use

Mix only as much product as can be used within the working time.
Damaged enamel and porcelain surfaces can be repaired by mixing coloured plaster powder with the epoxy. Colour pigment concentrate can also be added; do this after the hardener and resin have been thoroughly mixed together. Apply removable tape to surfaces you want to keep free of epoxy, and remove the tape before the epoxy cures.

Two-component, fast-curing, clear general-purpose epoxy.

Works best on hard surfaces.

Used for repairs on cars, bicycles, boats and much more.

Can also be used as a metal filler and to replace rotting wood.

Apply the mixed epoxy to the area to be repaired.

The flow-mix nozzle mixes the resin and hardener automatically.

Includes two self-mixing flow-mix nozzles.

Features

• Bonds metal, wood, glass, ceramic, concrete, stone, porcelain and fibreglass.
• Tensile strength: 1500 psi (105 kg/cm²)
• Colour: Clear
• Waterproof.
• Working time: 5 minutes
• Set time: 8–10 minutes
• Cure time: 1 hour
• Temperature range: -5°C to 95°C

Directions for use

Slowly pull the plunger back (0.7 cm) so that air bubbles rise to the surface and do not enter the flow-mix nozzle.

Push the plunger down evenly to dispense equal amounts of resin and hardener.
Note: For this product to cure properly, the hardener and resin must be mixed thoroughly.
If both mixing nozzles have been used and epoxy remains, it can also be mixed by hand

Two-part epoxy putty.
Supplied as a stick with one component wrapped inside the other.
Makes permanent leak repairs on metal, fibreglass, concrete and ceramic, and seals holes and cracks.
Handy hand-kneadable stick pack; sticks to wet surfaces, can be applied under water, sets quickly, and can be levelled and painted once hard.
Recommended applications: repairing cracks and broken parts in tanks and drums, repairs to plumbing and pipework, repairs to machinery and equipment, points in contact with drinking water, and underwater repairs.
Waterproof. Can be used in salt or fresh water.

Features

• Bonds metal, concrete, wood, ceramic, fibreglass, rigid plastic and PVC.
• Tensile strength: 1500 psi (105 kg/cm²)
• Colour: Off-white
• Waterproof.
• Working time: 2–3 minutes
• Set time: 3–4 minutes
• Full cure: 24 hours
• Temperature range: 93°C dry, 51°C wet

Directions for use

Cut, knead, bond! Cut the amount you need, knead the product until it has a uniform colour and apply it to the area to be repaired.
Shape it to adhere to any surface you like. Mix only as much product as can be used within the working time. Once fully cured, it can be sanded, tapped, machined, drilled and painted.

A two-component, high-strength cold-weld epoxy that can be drilled, tapped, machined and used as a filler once fully cured. Fills gaps and repairs cracks. Contains a non-rusting steel alloy. Can be used on all types of metal, and for broken furniture, tools, appliances, toys, cars and much more. Non-flammable. Rust-proof. Waterproof.

Features

• Bonds steel, stainless steel, aluminium, brass, iron, tin and copper.
• Tensile strength: 2500 psi (175 kg/cm²)
• Colour: Dark grey
• Working time: 60 minutes
• Set time: 6 hours
• Full cure: 16–24 hours
• Temperature range: 93°C continuous, 121°C intermittent

Directions for use

Mix only as much resin and hardener as can be used within the working time.
For this product to cure properly, the resin and hardener must be mixed thoroughly.
Prolonged exposure of epoxies to chemicals and solvents is generally not recommended. Not recommended for use on polyethylene and polypropylene plastics.

A gap-filling structural epoxy adhesive.
Ideal for bonding dissimilar surfaces, metals, ceramics, wood and more.
Resistant to environmental conditions, high humidity and temperature changes. Requires very little surface preparation. The cured adhesive can be drilled, sanded and painted.
Adhesive for rigid plastics, PVC, acrylic, ceramic, concrete, fibreglass, metal, wood and vinyl

Features

• Bonds rigid plastic, styrene, PVC, acrylic, ceramic, concrete, fibreglass, metal, wood and vinyl.
• Tensile strength: 3500 psi (245 kg/cm²)
• Waterproof.
• Colour: Cream
• Working time: 4–5 minutes
• Set time: 10–15 minutes
• Cure time: 24 hours
• Temperature range: -5°C to 95°C

Directions for use

Do not freeze; store between 13°C and 24°C. For this product to cure properly, equal amounts of adhesive and activator must be mixed thoroughly. Mix only as much product as can be used within the working time. Does not bond polyethylene or polypropylene plastics. Not recommended for use on copper and brass surfaces.

A single-component industrial adhesive for flexible, permanent rubber bonding.
Bonds rubber, canvas, tarpaulin, wood, metal and some plastics.
Resistant to UV light, weathering, oils, acids and alkalis.
Repairs, fills and insulates, and provides waterproof repairs.
Used for bonding rubber to metal, rubber to rubber and rubber to plastic, for bonding tyre patches and for repairing inflatable boats.

Features

• Resistant to UV, weathering, oils, acids and alkalis.