Loctite
Loctite 235614 Aluminum Epoxy Applicator
Aluminum epoxy in a 17 cu in can bonds metal with a 20-minute working time and cures to gray, resisting heat up to 200°F
- TypeCaulks
- Color/FinishAluminum
- Aluminum-filled epoxy bonds and repairs metal parts
- 17 cubic-inch can supplies resin and hardener together
- 20-minute working time allows precise positioning
- Moisture cure reaches full strength without heat
- Withstands 200 °F continuous service temperature
Aluminum Epoxy for Metal Repair
Loctite 235614 is a two-part aluminum epoxy that bonds and protects metal surfaces. It cures to a gray finish through moisture activation and delivers a coverage of 17 cubic inches per can. The resin and hardener are included for immediate mixing and application.
Replaces Welding for Non-Structural Fixes
This epoxy upgrades from temporary putties or cold-weld compounds when a durable, temperature-resistant bond is required. The jump is worth it for repairs that must withstand up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit and demand a 20-minute working time for precise alignment before cure.
Fits Maintenance Kits and Field Repairs
The can format keeps the components contained until mixing, freeing up bench space compared to bulk dispensers. It requires only a clean metal surface and the supplied hardener to activate, needing no external heat or specialised dispensing tools for a complete cure.
Highlights
- Aluminum-filled epoxy bonds and repairs metal parts
- 17 cubic-inch can supplies resin and hardener together
- 20-minute working time allows precise positioning
- Moisture cure reaches full strength without heat
- Withstands 200 °F continuous service temperature
Specifications
| Type | Caulks |
|---|---|
| Color/Finish | Aluminum |
| Brand | LOCTITE |
Questions about this item
Does the 17 cu in can fit in a standard caulking gun?
The product ships as a can containing resin and hardener, not a cartridge, so it cannot be loaded into a caulking gun.
What is the correct mixing ratio for the resin and hardener, and what mistake do users make?
Mix equal volumes of resin and hardener for 20 minutes of working time; the common error is mixing by weight instead of volume.
How often must the cured aluminum coating be reapplied on metal surfaces?
The cured gray coating withstands 200 °F and contains less than 10 g/L VOC; recoat only when visual inspection shows wear or damage.
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