Product details
Aluminium Putty is a two-part epoxy system, heavily reinforced with
Aluminium powder. Ideal for repairing Aluminium parts or where an
Aluminium finish is desired.
ADVANTAGES:
- Won't sag or shrink - can be applied to overhead and vertical surfaces Conforms to odd shapes.
- Easy to mix and use - rebuilds worn parts fast.
- Reduces downtime.
- Forms a non-rusting Aluminium-like finish.
- Superior adhesion - forms a solid bond.
RECOMMENDED APPLICATIONS:
- Repairing Aluminium castings
- Repairing wornout Aluminium parts
- Making models and jigs for holding odd shaped parts
- Making Aluminium dies
TYPICAL PROPERTIES
1 Colour Aluminium Gray
2 Coverage (cm3 / kg) 700
3 Max. operating temperature ºC 107
4 Compressive strength kg/cm2 750
5 Tensile strength kg/cm2 428
6 Hardness (shore D) minimum 85
7 Gel Time for 100 gms @30 ºC 30-35 minutes approx
8 Working time for 100 gms@30 ºC 25 minutes approx
9 Functional Curing time 4 - 6 hours approx
10 Mixing ratio Resin : Hardener By Volume By Weight
7 : 1 9 : 1
11 Packing Size 1 kg , ½ Kg
Directions for use :
- Clean and roughen the application surface. Grit blast or grind for
- best adhesion. (Note : A mould release should be used on
- surfaces where adhesion is not desired.)
- Mix the material thoroughly until a uniform colour is obtained.
- Apply completely mixed material to prepared surface.
TECHNICAL TIPS FOR WORKING WITH EPOXIES
Working time and cure time depends on temperature and mass:
- Higher the temperature, Faster the cure.
- Larger the mass of material mixed, faster the cure.
- To speed up the cure of epoxies at low temperatures:
- Store epoxy at room temperature.
- Pre-heat surface under repairs, until warm to the touch.
- To slow down the cure of epoxies at high temperatures:
- Mix epoxy in small masses to prevent rapid curing.
Shelf life : One year if stored under recommended conditions of storage
Warning :
May cause burns to eyes and skin.May be harmful if swallowed.Do not take internally.
In case of eye contacts, wash thoroughly with water and consult doctor.
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