Gorilla Glue 4200101 Two-part Epoxy Adhesive 0.85 Oz

Product Description

The GORILLA GLUE 4200101 is a two-part epoxy adhesive packaged in a 0.85 oz dual-chamber syringe. The syringe format delivers a 1:1 mixing ratio of resin and hardener directly at the tip, minimizing waste and eliminating the need for separate mixing equipment. Once applied, the adhesive provides a 5-minute working time before setting begins, with a full cure time of 24 hours. The cured bond is clear and rated for service from -10 degrees F to 180 degrees F. With a shear strength of 3,300 psi, this epoxy is suited for structural and repair bonding tasks across a wide range of trade and maintenance applications.

This epoxy is appropriate for residential and light commercial maintenance work where a fast-setting, high-strength bond is needed on mixed or hard-to-bond substrates. The syringe format makes it practical for field repairs, small fabrication tasks, and on-site service calls. Minimum application temperature is 50 degrees F. Trades that commonly carry this product include HVAC technicians, plumbers, and facilities maintenance personnel who need a reliable multi-surface adhesive in their service kit.

Key Features

• 1:1 mix ratio syringe dispenses resin and hardener simultaneously for consistent results
• 5-minute working time allows repositioning before the bond sets
• Full cure achieved in 24 hours
• Clear cure color suits visible repair applications
• Rated for service from -10 degrees F to 180 degrees F
• Bonds to a wide range of substrates including metals, masonry, glass, ceramics, and plastics

Compatibility

Bonds to aluminum, brass, carbon, ceramic, chrome, concrete, copper, Corian, fiberglass, foam, glass, granite, lead, leather, masonry, PVC, stainless steel, tile, and wood.

Installation Notes

Dispense equal parts from the syringe onto a disposable mixing surface and combine thoroughly before applying to a clean, dry substrate. Surface preparation — including degreasing and light abrasion — improves bond strength on smooth or oily materials. Do not apply below 50 degrees F, as cure chemistry is inhibited at lower temperatures. Allow full 24-hour cure before subjecting the bond to load or stress.