Epoxy Putty Heat Resistant Putty Body Repair Fast Repair Epoxy Glue Perfect for Metal, Plastics and Wood – 2Pcs 4oz, VK-US098

Specifications:

Appearance: White + Black

Density: 1.8-1.9g/cm³

Cure time: 10-15 minutes

Full cure: 16 hours

Viscosity: 15000-18000cps (25℃)

Bonding strength: 17-18Mpa

Working temperature: -50 to 100℃

Shear Strength: (50℃ cure and test result at 25℃): 24 hours ≥11 N/mm²

Safety Information:

1.Follow proper safety precautions while using the product.

2.Not recommended for polyethylene, polypropylene, non-stick coatings, nylon products, and flexible materials.

3.Do not use for structural applications or repairs subject to movement, as well as large and deep holes.

4.If swallowed, seek medical attention immediately. Avoid contact with skin and eyes; flush with water if irritation occurs.

5.Store unused product in a tightly sealed container at room temperature.

All-Purpose Epoxy Putty: A hand-mixable, quick-curing two-part adhesive designed for fast and reliable repairs. It boasts excellent bond strength and is resistant to most common solvents. This versatile epoxy putty can be sanded, drilled, and painted for a seamless finish.
Product Features: Ganbaro Epoxy Putty has a working temperature range of -50 to 100°C and exhibits a bonding strength of 17-18Mpa at 25°C. The epoxy putty offers outstanding mechanical properties and excellent electrical insulation. It can withstand extreme impacts, vibrations, and bending.
Curing and Setting Time: After kneading the two-part formula together by hand, it only takes 10-15 minutes to set and fully cures within 16 hours.
Application: Primarily used on both metal and non-metal materials such as plastics, leather, ceramics, glass, jewelry, and wood. Once cured, it provides excellent waterproofing, oil-resistance, and protection against chemical substances. Widely used in industrial manufacturing, assembly, repairs, as well as household appliances and everyday items’ mending.
Usage Recommendations: It is advised to perform sanding or further treatments after the epoxy putty has cured. To avoid any chemical reactions, refrain from using chemical protectants before repairs or in conjunction with non-epoxy adhesives.