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    About Structural Adhesives
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    Compare epoxy, acrylic, and urethane adhesive options. Then learn about adhesive performance measures and best practices to create a strong bond.

    No-Mix Acrylic Structural Adhesives

    Image of Product. Bottle. Front orientation. Bottle. No Mix.
    Image of Product. Cartidge. Front orientation. Cartridge. No Mix.
    Image of Product. Syringe. Front orientation. Syringe. No Mix.
    Image of Product. Tube. Front orientation. Tube. No Mix.
    Image of Product. Single-Use Capsule. Front orientation. Single-Use Capsule.

    Bottle

    Cartidge

    Syringe

    Tube

    Single-Use

    Capsule

    No need to mix these acrylics—apply adhesive to one surface and activator to the other, then join. Acrylics bond with the widest range of materials of any adhesive. They adhere to plastic especially well, requiring little surface preparation.
    Cartridge—Apply these adhesives with a caulk gun.
    Thick Liquid—Flow into narrower gaps than gels and pastes, but thick enough to stay put on uneven surfaces.
    Container
    Strength
    Mfr. Model
    No.
    Size, fl.
    oz.
    Type
    Begins to
    Harden, min.
    Reaches Full
    Strength, hr.
    Shear,
    psi
    Peel
    Consistency
    Viscosity,
    cP
    Temp. Range,
    ° F
    Req. Loctite®
    Activator No.
    For Joining
    Each
    Loctite®
    3300.1Single-Use Capsule5243,300Not RatedThick Liquid67,500-65 to 250—Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, Wood, Metal to Glass, Metal to Plastic, Metal to Rubber, Plastic to Glass, Plastic to Rubber, Rubber to Glass, Wood to Glass1747A1000000
    3300.85Syringe5243,300Not RatedThick Liquid67,500-65 to 250—Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, Wood, Metal to Glass, Metal to Plastic, Metal to Rubber, Plastic to Glass, Plastic to Rubber, Rubber to Glass, Wood to Glass7560A5400000
    3308.5Tube5243,300Not RatedThick Liquid67,500-65 to 250—Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, Wood, Metal to Glass, Metal to Plastic, Metal to Rubber, Plastic to Glass, Plastic to Rubber, Rubber to Glass, Wood to Glass7560A55000000
    3308.5Tube5243,300Not RatedThick Liquid67,500-65 to 2507387Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, Wood, Metal to Glass, Metal to Plastic, Metal to Rubber, Plastic to Glass, Plastic to Rubber, Rubber to Glass, Wood to Glass7560A58000000
    33010Cartridge5243,300Not RatedThick Liquid67,500-65 to 2507387Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, Wood, Metal to Glass, Metal to Plastic, Metal to Rubber, Plastic to Glass, Plastic to Rubber, Rubber to Glass, Wood to Glass1700A301000000
    33033Bottle5243,300Not RatedThick Liquid67,500-65 to 2507387Glass, Metal, Plastic, Rubber, Wood, Metal to Glass, Metal to Plastic, Metal to Rubber, Plastic to Glass, Plastic to Rubber, Rubber to Glass, Wood to Glass1700A302000000
     
    Adhesive Activators
    Each
    Loctite® 7387 (1.75 fl. oz. Brush-Top Bottle)7560A56000000
    Loctite® 7387 (4.5 oz. Aerosol Can)7560A5700000
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