Loctite Products

Loctite products are available with different characteristics and in differing strength codes. Loctite 248 is a threadlocker compound stick that hardens anaerobic (no air present). Properties: medium strength, brakeaway torque if applied to a M10 bolt: 23 Nm (200 in-lbs), for all metals, processing time 5 min. , semi-solid, color code: blue, processing temperature: -55 - +150°C (-65 - +300°F), use for: screws and bolts up to M12 resp. 1/2” (fenders, risers, handlebar clamps, forks etc.),

Loctite products are available with different characteristics and in differing strength codes. Loctite 222 is a threadlocker compound that hardens anaerobic (no air present). Properties: low strength, brakeaway torque if applied to a M10 bolt: 6 Nm (50 in-lbs), best use for stainless steel and non-ferrous metal, processing time 20 min. , low viscosity, color code: violet, processing temperature: -55 - +150°C (-65 - +300°F), typical applications: stainless steel and aluminium threads, up to M5 and #10 resp.,

Loctite products are available with different characteristics and in differing strength codes. Loctite 2701 is a threadlocker compound that hardens anaerobic (no air present). Properties: high strength, breakaway torque if applied to a M10 bolt: 33 Nm (290 in-lbs), for breakaway heating to 250°C (395°F) preferred, for all metals, processing time 10 min. , low viscosity, color code: green, processing temperature: -55 - +180°C (-65 - +360°F), typical application: studs, crankpin nuts, clutch hub nuts,

Loctite products are available with different characteristics and in differing strength codes. Loctite 243 is a threadlocker compound that hardens anaerobic (no air present). Properties: medium strength, brakeaway torque if applied to a M10 bolt: 26 Nm (230 in-lbs), for all metals, oil-tolerant, processing time 10 min. , low viscosity, color code: blue, processing temperature: -55 - +180°C (-65 - +360°F), use for: screws and bolts up to M12 resp. 1/2” (fenders, risers, handlebar clamps, forks etc.),

Loctite products are available with different characteristics and in differing strength codes. Loctite 638 is a locking agent compound that hardens anaerobic (no air present). Properties: high strength, breakaway torque: 31 Nm (275 in-lbs), fills gaps up to .25 mm (.01”), for breakaway heating to 250°C (395°F) preferred, for all metals, oil tolerant, processing time 4 min. , low viscosity, color code: green, processing temperature: -55 - +180°C (-65 - +360°F), typical application: bearings and bushings,

A flexible product which is designed primarily for flange sealing but which can also be used as replacement for cork and paper cut gaskets. 5980 application examples: stamped sheet metal, timing covers, crankcases, transmission covers, etc. Recommended for use where high vibration or flexing occurs. Resists temperatures up to 200°C. The pressurised container allows for an easy and clean aplication with instant seal.

Lifts baked-on gaskets, gasket cements, carbon deposits, dried oil, grease and paint from any type of metal in minutes. Softens cured gaskets from in 10 to 15 minutes und thus eliminates scraping and prevents damage to components. Loctite 7200 is recommended for metal surfaces only, because it is paint solvent.

Instantly freezes seized and rusted parts (bolts, nuts, studs) down to -45F (-43C). The exceptional shock-freeze effect causes microscopic cracks in the layer of rust, allowing the lubricating ingredient to wick directly into the rust by capillary action. The assembly can be easily dismantled after allowing only 1-2 minutes penetration time. The released parts remain lubricated and protected from corrosion.

Loctite products are available with different characteristics and in differing strength codes. Loctite 561 is a thread sealant compound that hardens anaerobic (no air present). Properties: low strength, brakeaway torque if applied to a M10 bolt: 6 Nm (50 in-lbs), metallic threads, seals immediately at low pressures , semi-solid, color code: white, processing temperature: -55 - +150°C (-65 - +300°F), typical applications: conical and straight pipe threads,

Copper paste stick to lubricate threaded connections. Compared with liquid counterparts these sticks with semi-solid consistency offer some advantages: optimum control during application, plus clean tool boxes, work benches and hands.