Professional Grade Adhesives & Industrial Solutions

SI Blue is a standard thin-to-medium viscosity suitable for general-purpose bonding. SI Black is a thicker formula offering superior control for precision applications, overhead work, or detailed repairs. SI Green is ultra-thin and specifically formulated for penetrating and repairing hairline cracks. Selecting the correct viscosity ensures optimal bond strength and coverage for your specific application.

Yes, for low surface energy polymers such as HDPE, PTFE, nylon, and polypropylene, Poly Prep is an essential pre-treatment step. It etches the polymer surface to create the correct texture for a strong, permanent bond. Skipping this step on challenging substrates can significantly reduce adhesion quality and long-term bond durability.

Tech-Bond Professional Kits and Deluxe Kits are specifically designed for both field and shop use. They are compact, complete, and do not require special equipment, making them ideal for on-site industrial repairs, emergency pipe patching, infrastructure maintenance, and remote field operations including mining, energy, and marine environments.

Tech-Bond bonding agents and kits have an extended shelf life when stored in a refrigerator. Before use, the product should be brought back to room temperature. This refrigerator storage method applies to SI Blue, SI Black, and SI Green bonding agents across all kit types. Contact Tech-Bond Global for specific expiration details for individual product variants.

The TPRS — Tech Patch Repair System — is a professional patch-and-wrap solution for repairing damaged metal pipes, metal tanks, and PVC pipes. Available in widths from 2 to 12 inches, TPRS kits are used in industrial, utility, and infrastructure settings. It is the only repair system proven effective on HDPE pipe globally, including a verified repair on a 78-inch HDPE pipe for Borouge in Abu Dhabi.

Yes. 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, correction of over-application, or disassembly of incorrectly bonded joints. For complete joint separation, immersing the bonded area in acetone may be required. Always use in a well-ventilated area and test on fine finishes beforehand.