Synthetic Material Adhesives and Industrial Bonding Solutions

The three viscosity variants serve different applications: SI Blue offers a standard thin-medium viscosity for general-purpose bonding; SI Black provides a thicker formula for greater control in precision or overhead applications; SI Green is ultra-thin and specifically designed for penetrating and repairing hairline cracks. All three create the same permanent molecular-level bond when properly applied.

Unlike conventional adhesives that coat surfaces, Tech-Bond's patented Polymer Bonding Process creates cross-linked molecular bonds at the surface level. This results in a permanent, structural bond that is often stronger than the original material. It is not gluing — it is true polymer bonding, capable of withstanding chemical exposure, pressure, and extreme environmental conditions.

For difficult polymers such as HDPE, PTFE, nylon, and polypropylene, Poly Prep — an adhesion promoter — must be applied first. This fast-drying solvent etches the polymer surface to create the correct texture for a strong, permanent bond. Using the Activator/Accelerator after applying the bonding agent further speeds cure time and enhances bond strength.

Yes. The Tech Patch and Tech Wrap Kits are part of the Tech Patch Repair System (TPRS), designed for field repair of metal pipes, metal tanks, and PVC pipes. Available in 7 widths from 2" to 12", these kits are deployable without special equipment and have been proven in industrial applications including the repair of 78-inch HDPE pipe for Borouge in Abu Dhabi.

All SI Bonding Agent kits — including Starter, Basic, Deluxe, Poly, and Professional Kits — should be stored in a refrigerator for maximum shelf life. Before use, the product should be brought back to room temperature. Proper storage ensures the bonding agent remains effective and extends the usable life of each kit significantly.

Tech-Bond's Debonder is a precision-grade solvent designed to dissolve and remove cured bonding agents from surfaces, parts, tools, and skin. It is ideal for rework, cleanup, and disassembly of incorrectly bonded joints. For complete separation, immersing bonded joints in acetone is recommended, though this may take a day or more depending on bond thickness.