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Permatex® Steel Weld™ 56g

Permatex®
PX84332
SDS
  • Up to 900 PSI strength
  • Dries metallic grey
  • Drinking water safe
  • Steel reinforced, industrial strength
Description
  • Up to 900 PSI strength
  • Dries metallic grey
  • Drinking water safe
  • Steel reinforced, industrial strength

A two part, hand kneadable, putty type industrial strength, steel-reinforced epoxy in stick form, which is used to bond and repair metallic materials that will be exposed to high temperatures up to 300° F. Sets in 5 minutes and cures in 1 hour to a metallic steel grey color. When fully cured it can be drilled, tapped, machined, filed, and painted. This epoxy is NSF Certified safe for repairs that come in contact with drinking water and is a non-rusting, non-shrinking, non-flammable, moisture resistant, and no VOC formulation. This epoxy is NSF Certified safe for repairs that come in contact with drinking water.

Permatex Steel Weld Epoxy Stick is a two-part, hand kneadable, putty type industrial strength, steel-reinforced epoxy in stick form, which is used to bond and repair metallic materials that will be exposed to high temperatures up to 65°C.

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DIRECTIONS:

  1. Before starting, make sure your work area is protected from accidental spills. Surfaces must be clean, dry and free of grease and oil. Note: Wear impervious gloves when mixing or handling uncured Steel Weld™.

  2. Roughen smooth surfaces to be repaired with sandpaper or mechanically.

  3. Cut off required amount of epoxy stick and knead with fingers to a uniform color. This should take no longer than two minutes. Note: Steel Weld™ has a 3 to 5 minute working time (including mixing time)

  4. Apply to the surface to be repaired. Force into cracks or holes to be filled. Excess material can be removed, before it is cured, with a tool wetted with clean water.

  5. On wet or damp surfaces, work material into area forcefully and hold in place until adhesion begins. Do not use hands to hold in place as heat is given off during cure.

  6. After 3 to 5 minutes, the epoxy will harden

  7. After 1 hour, the cured material can be drilled, sanded, tapped, threaded, machined or painted. Product fully cure in 24 hours.

  8. Cleanup must be completed before the product has cured. Use acetone or mineral spirits for project/tool cleanup. Clean hands with Permatex® Fast Orange® hand cleaners.

NOTE: Permatex® Steel Weld™ is not intended for structural applications.

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