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Infinity Bond EP 100 50 ml Cartridge – Clear epoxy, 1:1 mix, 5 min work time, quick bonds for everyday applications

General Purpose Epoxy Adhesive: EP 100 Clear Epoxy

Infinity Bond EP 100 Clear is a two-part, unfilled, room temperature cure, epoxy adhesive designed for high speed bonding of metals, ceramics, and most plastics. It cures to a tough semi-rigid material, and is free flowing in viscosity. It gives good resistance to water, salt spray, inorganic acids and bases, and most organic solvents.

Infinity Bond EP 190 50ml Cartridge – Off-white epoxy, 1:1 mix, 80 min open time, bonds metal, wood, and concrete

Long Open Time Epoxy: Infinity EP 190 Clear Epoxy Glue

EP190 is a two-part, unfilled, room temperature cure epoxy adhesive designed for flexibility and high shear and peel strength. It cures to a tough semi-rigid material, and is free flowing in viscosity. It is unaffected by most organic solvents.

3M Scotch-Weld DP420NS High Performance Non-Sag Epoxy

Non-Sag Epoxy Adhesive: 3M DP420NS

DP420NS is a black, toughened, non-sag, two-part epoxy structural adhesive that provides good strength along with high impact and fatigue resistance to meet demanding bonding challenges. DP420NS can replace mechanical fasteners, screws, rivets and spot welds in many applications.

Potting compound for electronics – Infinity Bond EP 270 Black 50 ml Cartridge, 30 min set, non-corrosive epoxy adhesive

EP 270 Black: Electrical Potting Epoxy

EP 270 is a two-part, unfilled, electronic grade, room temperature cure, epoxy encapsulant designed for small to medium castings. It cures quickly at room temperature to a tough, semi-rigid polymer. It has good wetting and adhesion to most surfaces and is free flowing to penetrate voids and give good air release. It has very good resistance to water, acids and bases and most organic solvents.

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Common Questions About Epoxy Adhesives

An epoxy is usually a two-part adhesive that forms when you mix epoxy resin and hardener. The two substances are stored in different containers and are only mixed together when you’re ready to apply the epoxy adhesive. 

Epoxy adhesive glues are known for their extreme strength as well as their high chemical resistance. On top of that, they can be sanded, drilled, and painted. These properties give epoxy adhesives a wider range of uses than many other glue products.

Epoxy adhesive glues have a diverse number of applications. Their great strength makes them suitable for structural bonding, while their electrical insulation makes them an ideal choice for potting and encapsulation. Epoxy structural adhesives have uses with automobiles, aircrafts, sporting goods, furniture, electronics, and more.

An epoxy adhesive’s shelf life can be many years when the resin and hardener are properly stored at the appropriate temperature and in closed containers to prevent contamination. If the two-part epoxy is mixed before application, it has a limited amount of time before it cures and is no longer usable.

There is no singular epoxy glue that is best. The right product for your application will depend on several factors, including the environmental conditions, cure time, budget, and more. If you need help determining which epoxy adhesive is best for your needs, we can provide you with a personalized product recommendation.

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