MILLIPUT PUTTY
Studlock (Loctite 270) Medium Strength
• Loctite 270 10ml • Studlock • Medium Strength • Ideal for locking Studs • Functional Strength After 6 Hours
• Operating temperatures (-55°C to 150°C)
MILLIPUT PUTTY Milliput Putty SUPER GLUE A*F Swiss Superglue
Code C20806
Description
Studlock (Loctite 270) Medium Strength
Threadlock (Loctite 290) Medium to
High Strength
• Loctite 290 10ml • Threadlocker/Braker • Ideal for Threads & Metals already assembled
• Functional Strength After 3 Hours
• Operating temperatures (-55°C to 150°C)
The two sticks have a long shelf life but once mixed and then gradually hardens. Speed of hardening is dependant on temperature and at normal temperatures (20-25ºC) Milliput becomes rock hard in three to four hours. By the application of heat the setting time can be reduced to a few minutes.
Code C20804 Description
Threadlock (Loctite 290) Medium to High Strength
Threadlock (Loctite 2701) High Strength
• Loctite 2701 10ml • Stud & Threadlock stronger than Loctite 270)
• Ideal for Stainless Steel and Coated Metals Including Zinc Coated
• Good at permanently locking studs
• Functional Strength After 6 Hours
• Good on Oil Contaminated Parts
• Operating temperatures (-55°C to 150°C)
Code C20807 Description
Threadlock (Loctite 2701) High Strength
U.V. (Loctite 350) Ultraviolet
• Loctite 350 50ml • UV Glue (Hardens with UV Rays)
• High Strength • Ideal for Sticking Glass and Metals together or Glass to Glass
• Coating Resin for Small Volumes in Electronics Industry
• Functional Strength Glass to Steel 5 Seconds
Code C20810 994 Description U.V. (Loctite 350) Ultraviolet
UOM Price £39.95
50ML COUSINS TRADE SUPPLIER UOM Price 10ML £8.45 UOM Price 10ML £8.50
After setting hard Milliput continues to cure and is fully at the same temperature. Once fully cured Milliput sandpapered and painted. Milliput can be sandpapered and painted immediately after it has been set. (It is advisable to wear eye protection during this process).
Milliput is an excellent adhesive and will bond any of the following to itself or to any of the others - wood, brick, cement, metals, concrete, plastics and glass, but note that Milliput is not intended as a thin layer adhesive and should not be used where a paste, mucilage or thin glue is indicated. Milliput will set under water and is heat resistant up to 130°C.
Other uses of Milliput are as follows: mould making for casting can add on to build up wax model , dial restoration, marble , slate, cast iron, repair and restoration.
ceramic
• Standard (Yellow/Grey) - for repairing, modelling and sculpting
A thousand uses in modelling, restoring, repairing & DIY industries
Cousins has a computerised “multi location stock rotation system” which ensures our products are sold life are always supplied fresh
Code
C4908 C4909
Description
Standard Milliput Putty
UOM Price EACH
EACH
£3.25 £4.60
Superglue - Superglue Gel - Gorilla
• Bonds in 10 seconds • Reinforced with rubber for extra strength • Bonds: Metal, ceramic, wood, paper, leather, rubber & most plastics
• Anti clog cap • Great impact strength • Gel or standard • 15g
Cousins has a computerised “multi location stock rotation system” which ensures our products are sold life are always supplied fresh
Code
G40137 G40138
Description Gorilla Superglue Gorilla Superglue Gel
UOM Price 15G
15G
£3.95 £4.25
Superglue - A*F Swiss
• 6 Tubes (12cc) • Cyanoacrylate based, suitable for all non-porous materials
• 10-30 seconds set
Cousins has a computerised “multi location stock rotation system” which ensures our products are sold life are always supplied fresh
Code C0359 Description UOM Price Adhesives - A*F Swiss Superglue PACK*6 £10.85 Gorilla Superglue
UOM Price 10ML £7.85
Milliput is a trade name for our epoxy putty. We supply Each grade is presented in similar packs containing two 56.7gram sticks and the general instructions for preparation and usage are the same.
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