JB Weld 50139 Plastic Bonder Body Panel Adesivo e Gap Filler Siringa - Nero - 25 ml

Name: JB Weld 50139 Plastic Bonder Body Panel Adesivo e Gap Filler Siringa - Nero - 25 ml
Brand: J-B Weld
SKU: 0043425501394
Price: 27.92 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:J-B Weld

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27.92

PlasticBonder è un sistema adesivo uretanico bicomponente a presa rapida che fornisce riparazioni forti e durature e funziona su termoindurenti, compositi in fibra di carbonio, termoplastici, metalli rivestiti, cemento e altro. PlasticBonder ha un rapporto di miscelazione 1:1, fa presa in 15 minuti e può essere carteggiato dopo 30 minuti. Con una resistenza alla trazione di 3770 PSI, PlasticBonder si colora di nero e polimerizza formando un legame duro e permanente.

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EAN: 0043425501394

Categories: Prodotti industriali e scientifici, Adesivi, sigillanti e lubrificanti, Epossidici, Epossidici caricati con metallo,

Versatile e affidabile: perfetto per uso interno o esterno, resina epossidica e adesivi, plastica, composito, PVC e altro ancora. Il collante per plastica è un ottimo riempitivo per spazi vuoti e si asciuga di colore nero. Semplice da usare: J-B Plasticbonder ha un rapporto di miscelazione 1:1, si fissa in 15 minuti e può essere levigato dopo 30 minuti. Con una resistenza alla trazione di 3770 Psi, Plasticbonder polimerizza in un legame duro e permanente. Conta su di noi: da oltre 40 anni, i nostri prodotti si sono guadagnati un fedele seguito da parte di persone orgogliose del loro lavoro. Con ogni prodotto che innoviamo, continuiamo a fornire il legame più forte al mondo per i tuoi progetti. Plasticbonder: è un sistema adesivo in uretano a presa rapida, in 2 parti, che fornisce riparazioni forti e durature e funziona su materiali termoindurenti, compositi in fibra di carbonio, termoplastici, metalli rivestiti, cemento e altro.

Brand	J-B Weld
Brand	‎J-B Weld
Color	‎Black
Compatible Material	Cement
Compatible Material	‎Cement
Country of Origin	‎USA
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 11,783 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Form	Liquid
Item Form	‎Liquid
Item model number	‎50139
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Volume	‎25 Milliliters
Item Weight	‎2.11 ounces
Manufacturer	‎JBWeld
Manufacturer Part Number	‎50139
Material	Resin
Material	‎Resin
Model	‎J-B Weld 50139 Plastic Bonder Body Panel Adhesive and Gap Filler Syringe - Dries Black - 25 ml
Package Information	‎Syringe
Product Dimensions	‎1.57 x 1.18 x 7.28 inches
Special Feature	Strong
Special Feature	‎Strong
Special Features	‎Strong
Tensile Strength	‎3770 PSI

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Scritto da: Michael W.

Worked perfect

Used this to seal up / bond a small crack in a plastic hydraulic tank. I don’t get peoples weird reviews. Its not that difficult. Scuff the surface with some sand paper, clean with iso alcohol, squeeze the plunger slowly and evenly, mix it up and apply. Granted weather plays a factor in drying times. But let the stuff sit for an hour or more and its hard as a rock. After a night filled my tank and we are leak free saved myself $60 for a new one. And i got plenty left.

Scritto da: Joyce Trawick

great it worked!!

I3/11/23 I purchased this adhesive a couple of weeks ago and I am just getting around to using it! ( 3/11/23) It is a mixture of two liquids that had to be mixed together-very easy to use syringe like tool. But have a spare surface( old container( I used an old tv. dinner tray) because you can't use it straight out the tube it has to be mixed. (it's easy) The rim of my dishwasher( (plastic around the controls were prying loose. I had to apply three coats and then used an hair dryer to make it dry. But it stuck. Had I had a clamp I would have finished sooner but I didn't. Wipe off excess adhesive with an old damp cloth. So far so good. Yes I recommend this product. The "applicator was like a mini-popsicle stick, could have been a tad bigger.

Scritto da: Richard E Ness

This stuff works great on every plastic I have tried it on.

I bought to repair a side mirror on my truck. The mirror had been hit by another car while parked. I was able to glue it back together and the repair was almost invisible. Even the color Maya’s this adhesive is black. I also repaired a polyethylene shop cart that had a piece cracked off. PE is really difficult to glue, but it is holding to my surprise.

Scritto da: Lance Moreno

Strong, leak proof, fast drying

Excellent weld, smooth surface finish. caution don't get it on your skin, it stays on long. Great product, a bit runny-messy. Strong, long-lasting.

Scritto da: BB

Worked well on car door panel

I used this to repair a cracked car door panel on a jeep liberty and it worked well, feels strong. I trust the folks at jb weld.

Scritto da: Lee K

Great Stuff

Been using this epoxy for a number of projects ranging from plastic bumper repair to woodworking. Easy to use...works as advertised. Highly recommend for any kind of plastic repair.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Works great on a plastic lawn mower hood.

Instead of paying $200-$300 for a new hood for my 2011 model John Deere mower, I decided to try to fix the cracked hood with JB Weld Plastic bonder. I've only put around six hours on the mower since I did this but so far it's worked great. I also used this on a Bosch dishwasher where the plastic "pull" handle portion broke. The replacement part for this was between $75-$100. I thought I would try this first and we have been using the dishwasher on average every two to three days for around three months. No problems. Great stuff !

Scritto da: Dustin

Works well for most plastics.

I have used Plastic Bonder on many projects over many years. When it works it is wonderful, when it does not it is typically easy to clean up and remove from the item so you can try a different solution. Pros: • Works on most plastics, and most materials I have tried to attach plastic to. Cons: • Doesn't always come out of the syringe in equal parts. This usually is only an issue with newer syringes but tapping the syringe several times seems to help release any air pockets inside that cause the issue. • Plastic Bonder is not compatible with Polypropylene (PP) or Polyethylene (PE) and their support recommends using MMA500 for Polypropylene. I have used Plastic Bonder with Polypropylene and it works for some fixes depending on the requirements. It only hardens to what can best be described as a stiff bendiness that breaks or separates if there is too much flexing or pressure, but it does not harm the PP plastic and is easy to clean up and remove from PP if needed. • Little documentation on specific materials that Plastic Bonder or any other JB-Weld is compatible with. Though they do respond to questions sent through the contact form on their website (jbweld.com) within a day or so. Tips: • Wear gloves. Though not listed, it sticks to skin quite well and is difficult to remove if left on your fingers for any amount of time. Alcohol, or acetone can help if it has only been a few minutes. • Have paper towels ready before you start applying. If Plastic Bonder gets on anything accadently, you need to quickly wipe it off. • Protect your work surface. This stuff is almost magical in its ability to get on everything in the immediate area. • For small items I have found the following useful: > Use painters' tape to hold the item together while curing. The tape usually releases relatively easily after a few hours and helps keep everything in place. > Using tinfoil as a drying surface works well. After about an hour of curing I gently twist the item to prevent the tinfoil from permanently bonding to the item I am working on. After an hour of curing Plastic Bonder usually has firmed up and enough to tolerate gentle movement of the item, while still being soft enough to easily release from the tinfoil. > Toothpicks make good disposable applicators and cut up business cards are handy for shaping Plastic Bonder when applying to small items. Overall, I do recommend JB-Weld Plastic Bonder. I do wish it were offered in other packaging as the syringe works for medium sized repairs, but for larger repairs the syringe does not last very long, and for smaller repairs a lot of Plastic Bonder goes to waste as it is difficult to eject small quantities of Plastic Bonder in equal parts from the syringe.

Scritto da: Tony

Works Good

Used it on my vehicle door interior panel, that was cracked. Applied the glue in a non heated garage; it's been a week, adhered very well.

Scritto da: William A. Blissett

Bond Glue

Very good bond glue, I bought this glue for a difficult job on my sons wireless headphones which had snapped on the plastic frame. I genuinely thought they were irreparable but the glue worked very well. I gave it two coats and the headphones are strong and secure again as if like brand new. The solution is black when mixed as well, so doesn’t show up on the black plastic frame of the headphones. To the naked eye you cannot see the repair which keeps the high quality look and my son is massively happy as he normally never has these off. I cannot say how impressed I am with the strength once the glue bonds. I would always use this in the future as it’s very reliable. Top glue

Scritto da: Vijay

One Star

never buy this product

Scritto da: Kenny L.

Strong bond and easy to use

I used this product to repair the black polycarbonate flaring on my Goldwing motorcycle. The damage area is about 2” x 1”. This product provided a strong bond and a structural backing to the repaired area, plus filling the small gap that was left. It set in about half an hour, but I left in for 24 hours before sanding it with a Dremel tool. This product dries in gloss black colour, but after sanding, it turned light grey. I touched up the area with a matt black Trimclad paint. The end result was a repair that is functional and not noticeable.

Scritto da: Bob D

Rock solid, eventually.

Takes somewhat longer to set than advertised however when it does finally harden it is rock solid. In my case it took over an hour to start to go off and more like 3 hours to set completely. Possibly due to my mixing unevenly as it uses the syringe-type method of which I'm not a big fan.