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The LOCTITE 237096 is a two-part epoxy adhesive packaged in a 200 mL dual-cartridge format. It delivers a 2:1 mixing ratio and a 20-minute working time, giving technicians and tradespeople a reliable open time for fitting and aligning parts before the bond sets. Fixture time is 15 minutes, with full cure achieved in 4 to 12 hours depending on ambient conditions. The cured adhesive is clear, making it suitable for applications where joint appearance matters. CFIA approval indicates compliance with food-contact-adjacent environmental standards. This product is handled and applied by maintenance technicians, HVAC service professionals, plumbers, and general trade workers who need a structural bond on the job site.
The LOCTITE 237096 is suited for bonding a wide range of substrates in both residential and light commercial service environments. It performs on ceramic, glass, metal, plastic, rubber, and wood surfaces, making it versatile across repair, fabrication, and maintenance tasks. The cartridge format is compatible with standard dual-cartridge dispensing guns, which deliver consistent mix ratios and reduce waste compared to manual two-part mixing. Typical applications include bonding dissimilar materials, filling minor gaps, and making structural repairs where a rigid, durable joint is required.
Designed for use on ceramic, glass, metal, plastic, rubber, and wood substrates. Part of the LOCTITE E-00CL series (Series Part Number 29290). Compatible with standard 200 mL dual-cartridge epoxy dispensing guns that accept a 2:1 ratio cartridge.
Surface preparation is critical — clean, dry, and oil-free surfaces produce the strongest bond. Use a standard dual-cartridge dispensing gun to ensure consistent 2:1 mix ratio delivery; do not mix manually from the cartridge. Dispense and discard a small amount of material at the start to confirm both components are flowing before applying to the work surface. Allow full cure time before applying load to the bonded joint.
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