T-88 Structural Epoxy Adhesive - Pint Kit (16 oz Total)

For nearly 40 years, T-88 has been the widely used structural adhesive for marine as well as general woodworking in the United States,
T-88 is a high-performance, non-brittle, two-part epoxy structural adhesive designed to give superior results under adverse conditions.
The adhesive may be used without modifications in normally fitted joints, and will cure in any thickness without shrinkage. T-88 is clear amber and becomes virtually invisible when varnished.

T-88 exhibits outstanding adhesion and permanence on a wide variety of materials including wood, fiberglass, concrete, aluminum, steel and many plastics.
It is endorsed by leading designers, builders and organizations.

Watch a brief informative video describing T-88 family of adhesives.

T-88 is unique in that it may be applied to damp wood, provided the adhesive is worked well into the surface. Glue line thickness is not critical and clamping is not necessary if the joint is undisturbed during set-up of the adhesive.
However, when bonding wood where end-grain is exposed T-88 may be thickened slightly to prevent excessive absorption.
Coverage @ 20 mils thickness is approximately 80 sq ft per gallon.

• Structural adhesive
• Mixed at a convenient ratio of 1:1 by volume
• Outstanding adhesion to a wide variety of materials
• Gel time @ 77°F is 60 minutes (100 gm mixture)
• Functional cure takes overnight
• Full cure @ 77°F is 72 hours
• Will cure at temperatures as low as 35°F
• Tensile strength is 7,000 psi
• Flexural strength is 11,500 psi
• Will not stain wood
• Unaffected by water, oil, kerosene, and many other chemicals when fully cured
• Immune to fungus and rot
• Meets the requirements of the following product specifications: MIL-A-81236(OS), MMM-A-134(1) and CID A-A-3053

Available in bottle kits as well as convenient 2-part 50 ml cartridges and 250 ml caulking tubes (each tube comes with one tip; buy spares - see below).

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