Epoxy Putty - MANNOL - 9928
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This guide is for anyone needing a quick and reliable solution for repairing metal surfaces, bonding various materials, and sealing leaks. The MANNOL Epoxidkitt offers a strong, versatile bond, capable of withstanding high temperatures and even underwater applications. Note that while it cures quickly, full strength is achieved within an hour.
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| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 9928 |
| Brand | MANNOL |
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FAQs
How long does it take for the putty to cure?
Curing begins after 15 minutes, with full curing occurring within 1 hour.
Can I use this product underwater?
Yes, it can be applied underwater.
What materials can this putty bond?
It can bond metals, plastics, concrete, ceramics, and wood.
What is the temperature resistance of this product?
It is thermally stable up to 260°C.
Is the putty safe to use on food contact surfaces?
No, it is not intended for use on surfaces that will come into contact with food.
How should I prepare the surface before applying the putty?
Clean the surface, remove any grease or rust, and sand it to improve adhesion.
Can the cured putty be drilled or sanded?
Yes, after curing, it can be drilled, sanded, sawed, threaded, and overcoated.
Does this product contain asbestos?
No, this product does not contain asbestos.
Troubleshooting
Putty isn't curing.
Ensure the putty was mixed thoroughly. Check the expiration date. Make sure the application surface was properly prepared (clean, dry, and sanded).
Putty doesn't adhere to the surface.
Make sure the surface is clean, dry, and free of grease or oil. Sand the surface for better adhesion. Apply with firm pressure.
Putty is difficult to shape.
Work the putty with your hands until it becomes more pliable. Apply a small amount of water to your hands to prevent sticking.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Quick curing time.
- Bonds to a wide range of materials.
- Can be used in wet environments.
- Withstands high temperatures.
- Easy to shape and apply.
- Acts as an electrical insulator.
Cons
- Full strength achieved after 1 hour.
- Requires surface preparation (cleaning and sanding).
- Limited working time once mixed.
- May not be suitable for structural applications requiring extreme strength.
- Specific application instructions must be followed carefully.
- Not intended for food contact.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Preparation: Clean the surface thoroughly. Remove any grease, oil, or rust. Sand the surface to provide a better grip.
- Mixing: Squeeze out the required amount from the tube. Cut off the amount needed and mash with hands until it becomes a smooth, warm mass.
- Application: Apply the mixed putty to the prepared surface. Press firmly to ensure good contact. When applying underwater or to an oily surface, press until the hardening process begins.
- Curing: Allow 15 minutes for initial curing and 1 hour for full curing. After curing, it can be drilled, sanded, sawed, threaded, and overcoated.
Compatibility:
- Metals: Steel, aluminum, and most other metals.
- Plastics: Many types of plastics.
- Other Materials: Concrete, ceramics, wood.
Care:
- Store the product in a cool, dry place.
- Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Wear gloves during application.
- Dispose of used product according to local regulations.