Simply Xtreme Removable Thread Locker - Blue


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This guide is for anyone using Simply Xtreme Removable Thread Locker (Blue) to secure threaded fasteners against loosening. The primary benefit is a strong, reliable bond that resists shock and vibration, preventing component failure. However, it's crucial to apply the thread locker correctly and allow sufficient curing time for optimal performance.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | XRTL1 |
| Brand | Simply |
The shelf life is typically 12-18 months when stored properly in a cool, dry place. Check the product label for the specific expiration date.
While the product is generally compatible with plastics, it is recommended to test on a non-critical area first to ensure compatibility, especially if the plastic is under stress.
Apply enough to fully cover the threads of the fastener. Avoid over-application, which can lead to leakage or difficulty in removal.
The product is designed for a wide range of temperatures. Check the product specifications for exact temperature ranges.
No special tools are required. You'll need a degreaser or solvent for cleaning, the thread locker, and standard hand tools for assembly and removal.
Wipe up excess thread locker with a clean cloth or paper towel. For hardened thread locker, use a solvent.
Overtightening can make removal more difficult and may damage the fastener or the receiving threads. Use a torque wrench and follow the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications.
Yes, it is designed to resist loosening caused by shock and vibration, making it suitable for many high-vibration applications.
Apply heat to the fastener with a heat gun or torch. Allow the fastener to cool and then attempt removal again. Be cautious when applying heat to avoid damaging surrounding parts.
Ensure that the surfaces were properly cleaned and degreased before application. Ensure adequate thread engagement. Verify the product was applied correctly and that sufficient curing time was allowed. If the issue persists, the fastener may be damaged or the wrong type of thread locker was used.
Ensure the correct amount of thread locker was used. Make sure the fastener is properly tightened. Check for any damage or imperfections in the threads or surrounding parts.