Zollex Welding is a high-performance, two-component epoxy putty designed for fast and reliable repairs on metals, plastics, wood, glass, ceramics, and more. The stick format features a two-layer structure: the outer shell (Component B – epoxy resin) and inner core (Component A – hardener). Once kneaded together, the putty initiates a chemical reaction that cures at room temperature — no heat or tools required.
This “cold welding” system creates a steel-tough bond that adheres to a wide range of surfaces, even in damp or underwater environments. After curing, the material can be drilled, sanded, tapped, and painted, making it ideal for both emergency fixes and long-term repairs.
Key Features:
- Sets in 5–10 minutes
- Load-ready in 60 minutes, fully cured in 24 hours
- Bonds to metal, plastic, ceramics, glass, wood
- Resistant to water, oil, fuels, and many chemicals
- Withstands temperatures from -40°C to +120°C
- Can be applied on wet surfaces or under water
- Non-shrinking and non-deforming
- Machinable: can be sanded, drilled, tapped, painted
- Available in various sizes for convenience in different repair jobs.
Available in white and black colors for different visual preferences and applications, while maintaining the same high-performance formula.
It’s a go-to solution for general-purpose repairs at home or on the go. Also it offers superior mechanical strength and durability under load, making it perfect for automotive, industrial, and structural applications.
Can be used in:
- Automotive: radiators, engine parts, mufflers, tanks
- Plumbing: pipes, joints, fittings (metal or plastic)
- Equipment housings, hand tools, valves, brackets
- DIY home or marine repairs
Application:
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Clean and roughen the repair surface to improve adhesion.
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Cut the required amount of epoxy putty.
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Wet your hands with water to prevent sticking to the fingers and knead the putty until you get a uniform color (about 1 minute).
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Apply the mixed putty to the surface within 3–5 minutes.
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Shape or smooth as needed before it begins to set.
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Allow to cure for at least 1 hour before handling.
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After curing, the repaired part can be sanded, drilled, or painted.