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B270 Studlock High Strength Threadlocker 10ml BONB27010

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Product information

Description

General description

Bondloc B270 Studlock is a high-strength, permanent green-colored threadlocker designed for securing threaded assemblies. It is suitable for locking studs up to 1 inch in diameter, providing a seal against leakage and corrosion. The product is resistant to fuels, lubricants, and most industrial liquids and gases, eliminating the need for double nutting or welding in critical applications. It reduces assembly stress and prevents cracked castings caused by interference fit stresses, allowing for thinner casting designs and lighter assemblies.

Technical specifications

Resin: Dimethacrylate

Color: Green

Fixture speed without activator: 10 minutes

Fixture speed with activator: 5 minutes

Viscosity: 500 cps

Gap fill: 0.25mm

Flash point: >100°C

Shelf life: Minimum 12 months

Specific gravity: 1.06

Maximum operating temperature: -55°C to +180°C

Full cure time: 12 hours

Cure time to reach good final strength: 2 hours

Typical Breakaway Strength DIN: 40 Nm (25/55)

Typical Prevailing Strength DIN: 55 Nm (45/70)

Typical Breakaway ISO 10964: 26 Nm (16/36)

Typical Prevailing ISO 10964: 36 Nm (22/50)

Compatibility and accessories

Suitable for threaded metal assemblies up to 1 inch in diameter.

Installation

Apply the adhesive to clean, dry threads.

Assemble the threaded parts within the specified fixture time.

Allow the product to cure fully for 12 hours for maximum strength; partial strength is achieved after 2 hours.

Usage

Use for securing studs, bolts, and threaded fasteners. Provides a permanent lock that resists vibration and leakage.

Other information

Bondloc B270 Studlock High Strength Threadlocker 10ml BONB27010

Features

Brand
TBC
Colour
Green
Consistency
Liquid
UV resistant
Yes
Solvent-free
Yes
Drying time
10 min
Type of glue
Multi-use glue
ManoMano Reference
ME1377152
MMID
358023634135
Product code
B270-10
EAN
5002701020023

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