Multisubstrate Adhesive

FAQs

1. What is Transbond Marine?
Transbond Marine is a high-strength, two-component epoxy adhesive designed for bonding wood, stone, metal, concrete, ceramics, plastics, FRP, glass, and more. It has anticorrosive properties and works even in tough conditions.
2. What does “two-component adhesive” mean?
It means the adhesive comes in two parts-PART-A (Resin) and PART-B (Hardener). Both must be mixed before use.
3. What is the mixing ratio of Transbond Marine?
The correct mixing ratio is 100:80 (100 parts Resin, 80 parts Hardener) by weight. However, you can mix equal volume for easy application.
4. How do I use Transbond Marine?
-Take equal volumes of PART-A and PART-B.
-Mix them well until the color is uniform.
-Apply the mixture on the surface to be bonded.
-Clamp or hold the surfaces together and leave them to cure overnight.
5. What pack sizes are available?
Transbond Marine is available in 450 grams SET, 1.8 Kg SET, and 9 Kg SET (each set includes both Resin and Hardener).
6. How long does it take to cure?
It starts setting within a few hours, but full strength is achieved after 12-24 hours.
7. Can I use it on wet surfaces?
It works on slightly moist surfaces, but for best results, surfaces should be clean, dry, and free from dust, oil, or water.
8. What is the best way to clean the surfaces before applying?
Use sandpaper, cloth, or solvent cleaner to remove dust, grease, and oil from the surface before applying the adhesive.
9. Can I use it for underwater applications?
It is moisture-resistant but not designed for direct underwater application. For submerged use, ensure the bond cures fully before water exposure.
10. How much time do I have to apply after mixing?
You have about 20-30 minutes before the adhesive starts thickening. Apply within this time for the best results.
11. Can I use it to repair broken furniture?
Yes, it is excellent for repairing wooden and metal furniture, handicrafts, and decorative items.
12. Does it work on metal surfaces?
Yes, it bonds strongly to iron, steel, brass, copper, and aluminum. For best results, roughen smooth metal surfaces before application.
13. Can I use it for ceramic or stone repairs?
Yes, it is ideal for fixing broken ceramic, marble, granite, and other stone materials.
14. Is it suitable for plastic bonding?
Yes, it works on many plastics like ABS, PVC, PU, and FRP but may not bond well with soft plastics like polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP).
15. How strong is the bond after curing?
It creates an industrial-strength bond that can withstand heavy loads, vibrations, and extreme conditions.
16. Can I sand, drill, or paint over the bonded area?
Yes, once fully cured, you can sand, drill, or paint the adhesive area.
17. Is it heat-resistant?
Yes, it can withstand moderate heat but is not recommended for high- temperature applications above 120°C.
18. What safety precautions should I take?
-Wear gloves while mixing and applying.
-Work in a well-ventilated area.
-Avoid skin and eye contact; wash with soap and water if exposed.
19. How do I store Transbond Marine?
Keep it in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Close the containers tightly after use.
20. Where can I buy Transbond Marine?
You can purchase it from hardware stores, industrial suppliers, or online from TransResin’s official website transresin.com