Henkel medical assembly adhesives

... is a fast-fixturing instant adhesive designed for the assembly of a wide range of materials where uniform stress distribution and high tensile and/or shear strength are required. Using LOCTITE® SF 7701 ...

... low-viscosity instant adhesive (medical device grade) designed for the assembly of a wide range of materials. It is ideally suited to tight-fitting parts and provides fast room-temperature ...

... repairs. Using the primer LOCTITE® SF 770 (or LOCTITE® SF 7701 for medical device assembly), the assembly of difficult-to-bond (PP, PE, PTFE) materials is possible. Ultra-performance ...

LOCTITE® 4031 is a low-odour, low-bloom, medical device-grade instant adhesive. The medium-viscosity product is ideal for applications where odour and/or blooming are a concern. It provides rapid bonding ...

... LOCTITE® SF 7701 primer, the assembly of difficult-to-bond (PP, PE, PTFE) materials is possible. LOCTITE 4061 is tested to Henkel’s ISO 10993 protocols for use in disposable medical devices. Very low-viscosity ...

... standards for use in the medical device industry. 1-part: no mixing required Multi-substrate ISO 10993 bio-compatible for select medical devices Low odour and low blooming properties Very low viscosity Product ...

LOCTITE® 431 is a medium-viscosity (medical device grade) instant adhesive designed especially for the fast bonding of plastics and rubbers. When used with LOCTITE® SF 7701 primer, the assembly ...

LOCTITE® 435 is a clear, toughened, low-viscosity (medical device grade) instant adhesive. It has high-resistance to impact and shock loads, high peel strength, and is suitable for bonding plastics, rubber, ...

LOCTITE® 4601 is a low-odour, low-bloom, (medical device grade) instant adhesive. The low-viscosity adhesive is ideal for applications where odour and/or blooming are a concern. LOCTITE ...

... LOCTITE® 4902 is a clear, colourless, 1-part, highly flexible cyanoacrylate liquid adhesive designed for the assembly of flexible medical devices. It facilitates the use of dissimilar ...