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Brampton Pro-Fix Long Cure Epoxy
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Brampton Pro-Fix Long Cure Epoxy
- PRO-FIX Long Cure was the first epoxy Brampton formulated and was engineered for assembly and production shops. PRO-FIX Long Cure has the longest work life of all the Brampton epoxies. This formulation was developed with impact resistance and durability as its major components and has shown outstanding performance and versatility.
- 20 minute work life allowing time for 14 club full set to be bonded per mix. Full cure in 24 hours at 72°F/22°C that will with stand 130 mph swing speeds. Works with all club materials (steel, titanium, graphite, wood and plastics)
- Mixing Ratio
- Volume Ratio 1:1
- Weight Ratio Part A 114g : Part B 100g
- Set-Time: 3 Hours
- Cure-Time: 24 Hours
- Cures Light Amber
- Mixed Viscosity: 15,000 cps
- Lap Shear Strength: 3,330 psi
- Sizes
- 8-ounce Bottle Kit (2 x 4oz Bottles)
- 16-ounce Bottle Kit (2 x 8oz Bottles)
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Brampton Pro-Fix Long Cure Epoxy
- PRO-FIX Long Cure was the first epoxy Brampton formulated and was engineered for assembly and production shops. PRO-FIX Long Cure has the longest work life of all the Brampton epoxies. This formulation was developed with impact resistance and durability as its major components and has shown outstanding performance and versatility.
- 20 minute work life allowing time for 14 club full set to be bonded per mix. Full cure in 24 hours at 72°F/22°C that will with stand 130 mph swing speeds. Works with all club materials (steel, titanium, graphite, wood and plastics)
- Mixing Ratio
- Volume Ratio 1:1
- Weight Ratio Part A 114g : Part B 100g
- Set-Time: 3 Hours
- Cure-Time: 24 Hours
- Cures Light Amber
- Mixed Viscosity: 15,000 cps
- Lap Shear Strength: 3,330 psi
- Sizes
- 8-ounce Bottle Kit (2 x 4oz Bottles)
- 16-ounce Bottle Kit (2 x 8oz Bottles)
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Asked by Jacob Surdell on Nov 19, 2021
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epoxy will cure even at colder temperatures. the rated curing time refers to an average room temperature. if temperature is colder, it will take longer. if temperature is warmer, it will be faster.
Answered by Monark Golf Admin on Dec 11, 2021
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