1 x EPOXY ALUMINIUM PASTE FOR FIXING CRACKS IN METAL PARTS ENGINE BLOCKS HEADS BROKEN THREADS etc 100g NEW

• 100g EPOXY ALUMINIUM PASTE FOR FIXING CRACKS IN METAL PARTS ENGINE BLOCKS HEADS BROKEN THREADS
• The packaging include a piece of reinforsement mesh and two plastic spoons
• SPECIAL TECHNICAL EPOXY - HIGH QUALITY PRODUCT
• possesses the highest adhesion to all hard materials: metals and their alloys and casts
• as well glass, wood and stone. Characterized by hardness resembling the material to be repaired

DESCRIPTION: Two component epoxy aluminium paste possesses the highest adhesion to all hard materials: metals and their alloys and casts as well glass, wood and stone. Characterized by hardness resembling the material to be repaired and perfectly are suitable to mechanical work (grinding, boring, threading). Resistant to aggressive chemical agents (e.g. oils, acids, solvents) and weather factors (rain, snow, radiation). Metal powders improve heat conductivity and expansion at work temperature of joints (-40ºC to +120ºC). Fiber fillers strengthen internal reinforcement of hardened ensuring high resistance to abrasion vibrations, hits and breaking. HOW TO USE: 1. Immerse the containers in hot water (5 min. at 90ºC. The liquid component may be easier got out of the container) 2. Prepare the bowl to mix the components (e.g. a lid with a flange) 3. Apply both components A+B of the same volume using different tea spoons (if not sure use smaller quantity of component B) 4. Thoroughly mix up to uniform colour – without streaks and blisters of air (if not sure you should mix even 10 min. use up within 30 min.) 5. First apply to nooks and corners and gaps to fill them (recommended gap of a joint amounts to 0,05-0,1mm) An excess of the adhesive may be removed with an organic solvent e.g. acetone. After mixing the adhesive cures at room temperature as a result of reaction between the components, (about 24 h) however warming at a high temperature (e.g. electrical dryer considerably shortens time of curing and improves strength parameters of a joint. Full strength is achieved after 24 h.