Vibra-TITE
Vibra-TITE 62302 Accelerator Excel 623 Light Amber 4 fl oz Bottle
Heptane-based accelerator speeds instant-adhesive cure in one minute, usable from 50 to 110 °F
- TypeAccessories
- Speeds instant-adhesive cure with Excel 623 accelerator
- Heptane-based formula contains no methylene chloride
- Ready to use between 50 and 110 °F
- Low 1 cps viscosity for easy application
- Specific gravity 0.71 and 493.5 g/L VOC content
Vibra-TITE 62302 Accelerator Excel 623
This Vibra-TITE 62302 Accelerator Excel 623 is a heptane-based accelerator designed to speed the cure of instant adhesives. It comes in a 4 fl oz bottle with a light amber colour. The product suits assembly and repair tasks where rapid bonding is required.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
Technicians needing faster fixturing on cyanoacrylate bonds will benefit from the one-minute on-part life. Buyers who need a primer or a adhesive rather than an accelerator should choose a different product type. Those requiring a non-flammable formula must select an alternative chemistry.
Key specification deciding fit
The flash point of 1.4 degrees Fahrenheit and heptane base determine handling and storage requirements. Verify that the low flash point and solvent base match your facility safety rules before purchase. The specific gravity is 0.71 and VOC content is 493.5 g/L.
Highlights
- Speeds instant-adhesive cure with Excel 623 accelerator
- Heptane-based formula contains no methylene chloride
- Ready to use between 50 and 110 °F
- Low 1 cps viscosity for easy application
- Specific gravity 0.71 and 493.5 g/L VOC content
Specifications
| Type | Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | VIBRA-TITE |
Questions about this item
What adhesive type is required for the Excel 623 accelerator to work?
It is designed for use with instant adhesives and speeds up their cure time when applied to the bond line.
Will the heptane-based formula damage plastic parts I am bonding?
The accelerator is heptane-based with a specific gravity of 0.71 and a viscosity of 1 cps; test on a scrap piece first to confirm material compatibility.
How can I confirm the Excel 623 is curing the adhesive within the stated on-part life?
The on-part life is 1 min; after applying accelerator to the adhesive, the joint should achieve handling strength within that minute at temperatures between 50 and 110 Degrees F.
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