Cold Vulcanizing Cement with Hardener
Special Adhesive for Rubber Repairs (Conveyor Belts & More)
This adhesive is designed to provide a strong, durable bond for rubber items, including conveyor belts, without the need for heat. It's ideal for both industrial and general-use applications, offering a reliable and versatile solution for quick repairs.
Strong Bond:
This adhesive forms a powerful, lasting bond between rubber surfaces. Once set, it resists wear and stress, making it perfect for high-use environments like conveyor belts.
Safety:
Unlike traditional rubber repair methods that require heat, this adhesive eliminates the risks associated with burns and fire. It’s an inherently safer option, especially in environments where heat could be hazardous.
Versatile:
This adhesive works well on a variety of rubber products, from conveyor belts to hoses, seals, and other rubber-based materials. Whether you're dealing with industrial machinery or everyday rubber items, it’s up for the task.
Durable:
The adhesive ensures long-lasting repairs that withstand harsh conditions, including abrasion, moisture, and temperature variations, making it ideal for outdoor and industrial environments.
Clean the Area:
Thoroughly clean the surfaces of the rubber pieces to remove dirt, oil, dust, or any debris. A clean surface ensures better adhesion. Use a cloth or solvent recommended for rubber cleaning.
Apply the Cement:
Apply an even coat of adhesive to both surfaces that need to be bonded. Use a brush or applicator to spread the cement evenly across the contact area. Ensure that the adhesive layer is not too thick to avoid longer drying times.
Press Together:
After applying the adhesive, press the rubber surfaces firmly together. Make sure the alignment is correct before bonding to avoid having to reposition once the adhesive starts to set.
Wait for the Bond to Form and Dry:
Allow the adhesive to cure fully, as per the manufacturer’s recommended drying time (usually a few hours to 24 hours, depending on the product and environmental conditions). Ensure the bond is strong before subjecting the repair to stress.
Temperature Considerations: While heat is not required, applying the adhesive in a moderate temperature environment (between 50°F to 90°F or 10°C to 32°C) will ensure optimal curing time and bond strength.
Surface Preparation: Properly cleaning and roughening up the surface (if recommended by the adhesive instructions) can further improve adhesion, especially for heavily used rubber parts.
Storage: Store the adhesive in a cool, dry place to prolong its shelf life. Always seal the container tightly after use to prevent it from drying out.
Cold Vulcanizing Cement with Hardener
Special Adhesive for Rubber Repairs (Conveyor Belts & More)
This adhesive is designed to provide a strong, durable bond for rubber items, including conveyor belts, without the need for heat. It's ideal for both industrial and general-use applications, offering a reliable and versatile solution for quick repairs.
Strong Bond:
This adhesive forms a powerful, lasting bond between rubber surfaces. Once set, it resists wear and stress, making it perfect for high-use environments like conveyor belts.
Safety:
Unlike traditional rubber repair methods that require heat, this adhesive eliminates the risks associated with burns and fire. It’s an inherently safer option, especially in environments where heat could be hazardous.
Versatile:
This adhesive works well on a variety of rubber products, from conveyor belts to hoses, seals, and other rubber-based materials. Whether you're dealing with industrial machinery or everyday rubber items, it’s up for the task.
Durable:
The adhesive ensures long-lasting repairs that withstand harsh conditions, including abrasion, moisture, and temperature variations, making it ideal for outdoor and industrial environments.
Clean the Area:
Thoroughly clean the surfaces of the rubber pieces to remove dirt, oil, dust, or any debris. A clean surface ensures better adhesion. Use a cloth or solvent recommended for rubber cleaning.
Apply the Cement:
Apply an even coat of adhesive to both surfaces that need to be bonded. Use a brush or applicator to spread the cement evenly across the contact area. Ensure that the adhesive layer is not too thick to avoid longer drying times.
Press Together:
After applying the adhesive, press the rubber surfaces firmly together. Make sure the alignment is correct before bonding to avoid having to reposition once the adhesive starts to set.
Wait for the Bond to Form and Dry:
Allow the adhesive to cure fully, as per the manufacturer’s recommended drying time (usually a few hours to 24 hours, depending on the product and environmental conditions). Ensure the bond is strong before subjecting the repair to stress.
Temperature Considerations: While heat is not required, applying the adhesive in a moderate temperature environment (between 50°F to 90°F or 10°C to 32°C) will ensure optimal curing time and bond strength.
Surface Preparation: Properly cleaning and roughening up the surface (if recommended by the adhesive instructions) can further improve adhesion, especially for heavily used rubber parts.
Storage: Store the adhesive in a cool, dry place to prolong its shelf life. Always seal the container tightly after use to prevent it from drying out.
