How to fix a leaking pipe using Superfast Plastic Epoxy Putty Stick

Superfast Plastic Stick contains pre-measured portions of activator and base, meaning that no measuring or mixing is required.

To use Superfast Plastic, simply cut off the required amount of Epoxy Putty and knead it by hand. As it is kneaded, the blue putty will turn white to indicate successful mixing.

Whilst soft, Superfast Plastic Epoxy Putty is pushed into cracks in domestic and industrial plastic pipework where it will cure, filling holes and sealing leaks.

Superfast Plastic has a work life of approximately 20 minutes. Within 35-40 minutes, the Epoxy Putty will begin to harden and form a cohesive bond. After two to three hours, the pipe in question can be put back into service.

Once cured, Superfast Plastic can be tapped, drilled, screwed, sawed, machined, ground, filed, or painted to create a smooth and seamless finish uniform with the pipe undergoing repair.

Applications

• Domestic repairs to kitchen pipes, bathroom pipes, and soil pipes
• Industrial PVC, ABS, and other plastic pipe repairs

Benefits

• Easy to use – cut off amount of putty required, knead by hand, apply
• Sets white to appear uniform with most plastic pipework
• Repairs can be made in under 45 minutes

Technical Data

Hardness, Shore D:
65 (full cure, 24 hours).

Lap Shear Tensile Strength:
2.4 MPa (on PVC),

Compressive Strength:
69 MPa.

Density (gm/cm3/lb/gal):
1.6, 13.4.

Shrinkage:
<1%.

Non-Volatile Content:
100%.

Electrical Resistance:
30,000 megohms.

Dielectric Strength:
300 (volts/mil).

Upper Temperature Limit:
120°C continuous.
150°C intermittent.

Chemical Resistance:
Resistant to hydrocarbons, ketones, alcohols, esters, halocarbons, aqueous salt solutions and dilute acids and bases.

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