Product Catalog
Epoxy and Instant Adhesives
Epoxy fills a gap and carries load; instant adhesive bonds fast when surfaces mate tightly.
Which adhesive for which job
| Type | Strength | Suited for |
|---|---|---|
| Two-part epoxy | Gap-filling, high strength | Repair, filling, metal bonding |
| Instant adhesive | Bonds in seconds | Small parts, fast repair |
| Metal-filled epoxy | Machinable, wear resistant | Worn surface repair |
| Anaerobic products | Cures on metal contact | Bolt and bearing retention |
Frequently asked questions
Epoxy or instant adhesive — which do I need?
If there's a gap between surfaces, epoxy fills it and carries load. If surfaces mate tightly and speed matters, instant adhesive is right.
Why isn't my glue joint holding?
Usually not the adhesive — it's surface prep. Oil, rust, moisture or dust will defeat even the best adhesive if not cleaned off first.
What's metal-filled epoxy for?
Repairing worn or gouged metal surfaces. Once cured, it can be machined — useful for bearing housing and body repairs where welding isn't an option.
How do I know which product suits my job?
Tell us the materials being bonded, the gap between them, and the load involved — we'll recommend the right product.