Bushing and Bearing Fixation
- cures in the absence of oxygen
- resistant to gasoline and brake fluid at room temperature as well as to other materials
- outstanding capillary action
- high strength
- low viscosity
Application
The components to be bonded must be roughly freed from contaminants such as oil films, dirt, paint or other coating materials to ensure the optimum bond. Coat bonding parts and then join them together.
One must differentiate between active and passive materials during the curing time. Active materials generally refer to metals with a high iron or copper content (e.g. iron, steel, copper, brass, bronze). Active materials ensure rapid curing. Passive materials such as high-alloy (stainless) steel, zinc, aluminum or plastics only cure very slowly or only with the help of an activator.
Other information
Due to the anaerobic properties, there must always be enough air in the bottle. Otherwise the adhesive could harden prematurely. The bottle should therefore only be filled up to about 1/3. However, the quantity always corresponds to the content indicated on the container.
Product Information
Safety data sheets
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