Loctite 270 – Thread Lock – High Strength – 50ml

Benefits of Using LOCTITE® Threadlockers

• Locks mating metal threads to prevent loosening from vibration and shock
• Seals against fluids and corrosion
• Provides lubricity to achieve controlled torque during assembly
• Prevents galling and seizing for reliable disassembly
• A threadlocker is a single component liquid or semi-solid adhesive. They cure at room temperature to a hard solid thermoset plastic when applied between steel, aluminium, brass and most other metal surfaces. They cure in the absence of air. The adhesive completely fills the gaps between mating threads to lock threads and joints.

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LOCTITE® 270 Threadlocking Adhesive – high strength. Permanent locking. Suitable for all metal threaded assemblies
LOCTITE® 270 s a high-strength threadlocker for maximum efficacy in the securing and sealing of bolts, nuts and studs to prevent loosening due to vibration. The product serves to permanently lock assemblies which must not come loose. It works on all metals, including passive substrates such as stainless steel, aluminium and plated surfaces. It is proven to be tolerant of minor contamination due to industrial oils, e.g. engine oils, corrosion prevention oils and cutting fluids. Can be disassembled by heating to 300°C.

• High-strength general threadlocker for maximum efficacy
• Prevents loosening on vibrating assemblies, e.g. pumps, gear boxes or presses
• Proven to be tolerant of minor contamination due to industrial oils, e.g. engine oils, corrosion prevention oils and cutting fluids
• Works on all metals, including passive substrates (e.g. stainless steel, aluminium, plated surfaces)
• Permits disassembly with hand tools
• P1 NSF Reg. No.: 123006
• Can be disassembled by heating to 300°C

FAQ
Q: If anaerobics cure in the absence of air, how come they don’t cure in the sealed bottle?
A: The anaerobic bottles are specially formulated oxygen-permeable polyethylene bottles that allow air to pass through the wall of the bottle to maintain stability of the liquid product inside the container. The bottle is also not filled to the top for stability purposes. A 10 ml bottle does indeed contain 10 ml’s of product in a larger bottle, and a 50ml bottle does indeed contain 50ml’s of product in a larger bottle.