13 Varieties of Anaerobics to suit every requirement.

An adhesive called anaerobic sealant cures without the presence of air (oxygen). In industrial and automotive applications, they are typically used to seal and bond metal parts like nuts, bolts, and fittings. In the absence of oxygen, metal ions react with anaerobic sealants to create a solid, long-lasting bond. They are made to plug gaps and secure parts, avoiding leakage, vibration, and loosening.

Anaerobic sealants are normally applied as liquids and come in a variety of strengths and viscosities. These can be utilised in high-stress applications like engines and transmissions and cure quickly. One of the advantages of anaerobic sealants is that they do not require heat or ultraviolet light to cure, making them easy to use in a wide range of applications. They are also resistant to water, oil, and most chemicals, which makes them ideal for use in harsh environments.

However, it is important to select the appropriate anaerobic sealant for the specific application, as different types of sealants have different curing times, strengths, and chemical resistance properties. It is also important to follow proper safety protocols when working with anaerobic sealants, as they can be hazardous if not handled and disposed of properly.