Description
Superfast Titanium Epoxy Putty Stick
Superfast Titanium Epoxy Putty Stick is a titanium-filled repair putty designed for repairs to pipes, metalwork and industrial equipment exposed to elevated temperatures. It is suitable for filling holes, repairing corrosion damage and restoring surface integrity on a range of materials. The cured putty is temperature resistant up to 280°C.
Key Features & Benefits
- Titanium-filled epoxy putty stick.
- Temperature resistant up to 280°C.
- Suitable for repairing heat-exposed equipment and pipework.
- Bonds to metal, masonry, wood, ceramics and plastics.
- Forms a non-rusting repair.
- Resistant to water.
- Resistant to chemicals.
- Suitable for interior and exterior applications.
- Can be drilled, tapped, filed and painted after curing.
- Simple cut, knead and apply application.
Suitable Applications
- Repairing holes and cracks in steam pipes.
- Repairing heat-exposed pipework.
- Filling corrosion pitting and surface damage.
- Restoring worn metal surfaces.
- Tank repairs.
- Machinery repairs.
- Repairing stripped threads.
- Tool repairs.
- Industrial maintenance and repair work.
- Forming moulds, patterns and castings.
- Automotive repairs.
- Ductwork repairs.
Suitable Materials
- Metal
- Masonry
- Wood
- Ceramics
- Plastics
Technical Information
- Product Type: Titanium-filled epoxy putty stick
- Temperature Resistance: Up to 280°C
- Working Time: 90 minutes
- Hardening Time: 8 hours
- Full Cure Time: 72 hours
- Application Method: Cut, knead and apply
- Post-Cure Processing: Can be drilled, tapped, filed and painted
FAQs
What temperature can Superfast Titanium Epoxy Putty Stick withstand?
The cured putty is temperature resistant up to 280°C.
How long is the working time?
The putty has a working time of approximately 90 minutes.
How long does it take to harden?
The putty hardens in approximately 8 hours.
When is full cure achieved?
Full cure is achieved after approximately 72 hours.
What materials can it be used on?
It bonds to metal, masonry, wood, ceramics and plastics.
Can the cured putty be machined or painted?
Yes. Once cured, it can be drilled, tapped, filed and painted.
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