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How Do I Achieve Desired Threadlocker and Pipe-Sealant Strength?

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How Do I Achieve Desired Threadlocker and Pipe-Sealant Strength?

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There are two main things to consider when troubleshooting a threaded adhesive application that isn’t performing to specs. 1. Correct Adhesive Selection 2. Proper Adhesive Application First, check the manufacturer’s technical data sheet and compare the relevant properties to the specifications from your engineering or design group. Threadlocker formulations come in a wide range of strengths and viscosities for specific compatibility with straight, tapered, fine or coarse thread patterns in pipe, pipe fittings and fasteners like bolts and screws. Choose appropriate sealant strength Threadlockers come in a variety of strengths to serve applications that require a permanent lock, or to lock fasteners in place but still allow for dis-assembly. If the listed strength does not match up with your experience with the product the following may help uncover the cause. 1. Not strong enough: Insufficient sealant coverage will provide lower strength. Anaerobic threadlockers prevent loosening due to

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