Siroflex Mighty Strength Grip & Grab Adhesive 290ML

SKU: GRIPGRAB Categories: ,
Brand:Siroflex
£4.95 (£5.94 inc VAT)

Product Description

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Siroflex Mighty Strength Grip and Grab Adhesive is a revolutionary new instant grab adhesive based on MS polymer technology. This product needs to be seen to be believed see the video demonstration below. It has initial bond strength double that of most other grab adhesives capable of holding 35kg, therefore eliminating the need for secondary support on the majority of applications. It can be used internally or externally, even on damp or wet surfaces. SX Mighty Strength Grip & Grab Adhesive is solvent free, cures quickly and is water and weather proof.

Siroflex Mighty Strength Grip and Grab Adhesive is suitable for bonding most building substrates but in particular for fixing of large panels and wallboards. It is also ideal for bonding brick slips, claddings and sanitary fixtures, fixing dado rails, windowsills, decorative mouldings and thresholds to virtually any surface. Will fix and adhere to glass, wood, enamel, painted surfaces, plaster board, coated metals, Perspex, concrete, plastics, polycarbonates, PVCu, zinc, stainless steel, copper, lead, anodised aluminium, epoxy and polyester panels. An excellent alternative fixing adhesive that replaces nails screws and other mechanical fixings. See the video demonstration below.

Before applying the adhesive, ensure surfaces are clean and dust free. Cut the cartridge seal and screw on the pre cut ‘V’ notched nozzle which must be used to ensure the correct depth of adhesive is extruded. The product by its nature is stiff to gun, so always use a good quality applicator gun such as SX Trade Revolving Caulking Gun. Apply the adhesive on one surface only in vertical strips 30cm apart. Immediately place item into position with good, even pressure to give an excellent initial grab. On extremely heavy items temporary support may be necessary during the curing process. Mechanical fixings should always be used in overhead applications. See the video demonstration below.