1. Epoxy gives high strength at elevated temperatures and chemical resistance
2. Urethane cures quickly to elastic bond for flexibility between dis similar materials. Good impact resistance.
3. Acrylic bonds wide assortment of materials, difficult plastics and oily metals. Surface preparation with this base is kept to a minimum.

One-Part Structurals are covered including essential primers. Also we include an Engineering structural kit where time can be saved because you only have one surface to coat, apply the primer to the other and bring together.

Scotch-Weld EPX is the easy way of dispensing 2-part adhesives! There’s no need to measure or weigh in achieving the correct mix.  You just lock the nozzle onto the glue cartridge, slip into the applicator bracket and you’re ready to go. No mixing, no fuss, no mistakes; providing excellent bonding and seals always. Suitable for almost everything from wood and plastics to glass or metals.

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Scotch-Weld Bulks are available as manual mixing kits designed for peculiar surface textures or where bulk re-inforcing of substrates is essential. It allows you to achieve specific consistencies to suit the task in hand. Clamping may be necessary and curing happens at room temperature.
Available in Epoxy or Urethane kinds, this adhesive suits many materials ( primers may need to be used).

Scotch-Weld Jet Weld Reactive uses a heating applicator that dispenses polyurethane adhesives. It’s a 1-part product offering bonding strengths similar to 2-part but irradicates the need to clamp or jig components together. You get latitude when sticking materials because you get time to adjust before final compression. Once bonded, just leave it as the self-clamping ‘kicks in’ and draws the surfaces together and continues to cure prior to the next process.
There’s even an optional pre-heater kit that will warm up and maintain 4 cartridges simultaneously ready for use – useful for high volume production. Use on just about everything from wood and plastics to glass or metals (but not polyolefins)