Thixotropic adhesives generally refer to thick paste-like adhesives whose viscosities can be changed when shaken, agitated or otherwise stressed. The viscous nature of our adhesives can be modified through the use of fillers and regulation of the curing temperature to best suit your application needs. Master Bond’s specialty grade of thixotropic epoxy adhesives offer the best in flexibility, fast curing schedules and temperature & chemical resistance.
Key benefits to using thixotropic adhesives:
- Ideal for use on vertical surfaces
- Improved application
- Improved coverage
- Higher adhesive bond line thickness
Most Popular Thixotropic Adhesives
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EP3HTS Silver filled electrically conductive epoxy adhesive has a rapid cure speed. Low volume resistivity and high temperature resistance. Superior bond strength. Thermally conductive. Smooth paste, consistency. Dispensible from syringe applicator. Serviceable from -60°F to +400°F. |
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EP17HT-LO One part, no mix epoxy meets NASA low outgassing specifications. Serviceable up to 600°F. Tg is 225°C. High shear, tensile and compressive strength properties. Cures in 90-120 minutes at 300F. Withstands 1000 hours 85°C/85% RH. |
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EP21TDCF-3NV Rapid, room temperature curing, toughened epoxy adhesive. 100% reactive system. High peel and shear strength properites. Superior thermal cycling capabilities. Thixotropic paste. Gap filling. Chemically resistant. Non-critical one to one mix ratio by weight or volume. Resistant to vibration and shock.Serviceable from -410°F to +250°F. |
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EP3HTN Nickel filled electrically conductive epoxy adhesive has a rapid cure speed. Low volume resistivity and high temperature resistance. Superior bond strength. Thermally conductive. Smooth paste, consistency. Dispensible from syringe applicator. Serviceable from -60°F to +400°F. |
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UV15-7TK1ANV Specialty UV curable translucent, thixotropic paste that is ideal for sealing and bonding. Superior durability. Low shrinkage upon curing. Superb electrical insulation properties. Serviceable from -80°F to +300°F. |
