LOCTITE Instant Adhesives
Discover Silmid's extensive selection of LOCTITE® instant adhesives, engineered for fast, reliable bonding across a wide range of industrial, aerospace, and manufacturing applications. Also known as cyanoacrylate adhesives or industrial super glues, LOCTITE® instant adhesives provide strong, durable bonds on materials including metals, plastics, rubber, ceramics, and other substrates.
Whether you're bonding precision components, assembling industrial equipment, or performing routine maintenance and repairs, LOCTITE® offers dependable adhesive solutions to help improve efficiency and reduce assembly time. Explore popular products including LOCTITE® 401, 406, 454, 480, and more to find the right instant adhesive for your application.
LOCTITE Instant Adhesive Options and Specifications
LOCTITE instant adhesives come in a variety of sizes, from precision-friendly 20gm bottles to high-volume containers over 500gm.
They’re available in different consistencies:
- Thin liquids for tight-fitting parts
- Pastes for gap filling
- Gels for vertical or overhead use
Working times vary—extra quick (under 1 minute), quick, or extended—to suit different alignment needs. These adhesives bond effectively with challenging materials like ceramics, concrete, foam, glass, and more, making them suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.
Frequently Asked Questions About LOCTITE Instant Adhesives
What does Loctite super glue not stick to?
A: Loctite instant adhesives generally struggle to bond with materials like polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) without the use of a primer, such as Loctite SF 770 designed for these challenging plastics.What are instant adhesives used for?
A: Loctite instant adhesives are used in a wide range of industries for quick, strong bonding. Common applications include electronics assembly, medical devices, automotive subassemblies, jewellery repair, and footwear manufacturing.Can Loctite instant adhesive be used on glass and ceramics?
A: Yes. Many Loctite instant adhesives are formulated to bond challenging materials like glass, ceramics, and porcelain—especially when used with an activator for optimal adhesion.What’s the difference between gel and liquid Loctite instant adhesives?
A: Liquid formulas are ideal for tight-fitting parts and capillary action, while gel adhesives are better for vertical surfaces or where precise application is needed without dripping.