Cascamite DMPT Free Mitre Bond Kit - 250ml

The DMPT-free formulation aims to reduce potential sensitivity issues associated with traditional cyanoacrylate activators, while still providing a fast and strong bond.

The bond sets within seconds, allowing for immediate handling. Full cure, achieving maximum strength, typically occurs within 24 hours, though this can vary depending on material and environmental conditions.

Yes, the kit is designed to bond a wide range of materials including rubber and fabrics. For fabrics, a strong bond will be achieved, but the area may become stiff.

Avoid pulling the skin apart. Soak the affected area in warm, soapy water and gently try to peel or roll the skin apart. Acetone can help dissolve the adhesive, but use it cautiously on skin.

The activator has strong fumes and should be used in a well-ventilated area. Avoid prolonged inhalation. Wear appropriate respiratory protection if necessary.

Yes, the product description specifically mentions compatibility with 'difficult polymers', which often require specialized adhesives for effective bonding.

Store in a cool, dry place, away from heat and direct sunlight, with containers tightly sealed.

Ensure both surfaces are clean and dry. Verify that the activator is being applied correctly and in sufficient quantity. Check the expiry date of the products; old adhesive or activator may be less effective.

The surfaces may not have been properly prepared (e.g., dirty, oily, or not making full contact). Ensure adequate pressure was applied during the bonding process. The materials being bonded might be incompatible or have a surface that the adhesive cannot adhere to effectively.

Apply the adhesive more sparingly. For vertical surfaces, apply adhesive to only one surface and hold in place for longer without activator, or use a gel-type cyanoacrylate if available for better vertical adhesion.

This occurs when excess adhesive vaporizes and re-solidifies. Apply adhesive and activator more sparingly. Ensure good ventilation. The residue can sometimes be removed with a solvent like acetone (test first).

Do NOT pull bonded skin apart. Soak the bonded area in warm, soapy water. Gently peel or roll the skin apart using a blunt object like a spoon handle. Acetone (nail polish remover) can help dissolve cyanoacrylate but use with caution on skin.