J-B Weld Original Syringe Epoxy 25ml, Two-Part Adhesive for Metal, Plastic and PVC
J-B Weld Original Syringe Epoxy 25ml, Two-Part Adhesive for Metal, Plastic and PVC
J-B Weld Original Syringe 25ml is a quick-setting, multipurpose two-part epoxy built for strong, lasting bonds on plastic and PVC, fiberglass, glass, ABS, composites, and vinyl, and it also works on metals. The syringe design keeps both epoxy components separate until use, with a re-sealable cap that prevents drying out and leaking so the syringe can be used multiple times instead of hardening after a single application. Dispense equal amounts of each side for a simple 1:1 mix ratio, then combine thoroughly before applying.
At room temperature, the mixed epoxy sets in 4-6 hours and reaches full cure in 15 to 24 hours, curing to a dark gray color. Once cured, it forms a hard bond with a tensile strength of 5020 PSI and can withstand temperatures up to 550 degrees Fahrenheit. It is suitable for automotive use as well as general repairs on metals, plastics, composite, and PVC surfaces.
Specifications
- Brand: JB Weld
- Manufacturer Part Number: 50165
- Product Type: Two-Part Epoxy Syringe
- Net Volume: 25ml
- Mix Ratio: 1:1
- Set Time: 4-6 hours
- Cure Time: 15 to 24 hours
- Tensile Strength: 5020 PSI
- Cured Color: Dark gray
- Maximum Temperature Resistance: 550 degrees Fahrenheit
- Materials Bonded: Metals, plastics, composite, and PVC
- UPC: 043425501653
- Weight: 0.2 pounds
Frequently Asked Questions
What surfaces does the JB Weld Original Syringe 25ml (part 50165) bond? It bonds plastic and PVC, fiberglass, glass, ABS, composites, and vinyl, and it also works on metals, making the JB Weld 50165 syringe suitable for a wide range of repairs.
How long does it take to set and fully cure? The JB Weld 50165 epoxy sets in 4-6 hours at room temperature and reaches full cure in 15 to 24 hours.
What color does the cured epoxy turn? It cures to a dark gray color.
How strong is the bond once cured? Once fully cured, JB Weld 50165 reaches a tensile strength of 5020 PSI, forming a hard, durable bond.
What is the mix ratio for this epoxy? JB Weld 50165 uses a simple 1:1 mix ratio, with equal amounts of each component dispensed from the syringe and mixed thoroughly before application.
Can this epoxy be reused after the first application? Yes. The syringe has a re-sealable cap that prevents the epoxy from drying out and leaking, so the JB Weld 50165 syringe can be used for multiple applications rather than hardening after one use.
What temperature can the cured epoxy withstand? Once fully cured, JB Weld 50165 can withstand temperatures up to 550 degrees Fahrenheit.
Is this epoxy suitable for automotive repairs? Yes, JB Weld 50165 is suitable for automotive use in addition to general repairs on metals, plastics, composite, and PVC.
How much epoxy is in each syringe? Each JB Weld 50165 syringe contains 25ml of two-part epoxy.
Does this epoxy work on glass and ceramics? It bonds glass among its listed surfaces, along with plastic and PVC, fiberglass, ABS, composites, and vinyl.
How do I apply the JB Weld Original Syringe epoxy? Dispense equal amounts of both components from the syringe onto a surface, mix thoroughly, then apply to the repair area before the 4-6 hour set time begins.