Liqui Moly Threadlocker medium strength 10 g Screws Thread locking Description Optimum thread locking product. 
 
Item no.:3801
ASINB00295I4L6
 
Can be used on oiled surfaces and galvanized screws. Properties - resistant to loads and vibrations - good chemical resistance to petrol, oil, water/glycol, brake fluid - good adhesion to vertical surfaces - cures in the absence of oxygen (anaerobic) - prevents leaks - can be used on oiled surfaces Technical data Form: liquid Breakaway torque: 16 Nm DIN EN 15865 Further torque: 10 Nm DIN EN 15865 Chemical resistance: relatively good to oils, petrol, radiator antifreeze, water, brake fluid; (when cured) Manual strength: 2-10 min (active); 10-60 min (passive) Functional strength: 2-3 h Final strength: 12 h Temperature application range: -60 to 150 °C Thread friction coefficient: 0.13 Compressive shear strength: 16 N/mm² DIN EN 15337 Basis: di-methacrylate ester Density: 1.1 g/cm³ DIN EN 542 Color/appearance: blue Odor: characteristic Viscosity at 23 °C: 1000 mPas Minimum shelf life: 24 months in original, closed container Recommended storage temperature: 8 - 21 °C Area of application For all common nut and bolt sizes of all grades. Note Due to the anaerobic properties, there must always be enough air in the bottle. Otherwise the adhesive could harden prematurely. Therefore, the bottle can only be filled up to approx. 1/3. However, the filling quantity always corresponds to the content indicated on the container. Application Apply evenly to screws or nuts. Curing takes place in the absence of air (anaerobic).A distinction must be made between active and passive materials in terms of curing time.Active materials are metals with a high iron or copper content (e.g. iron, steel, copper, brass, bronze).Active materials ensure rapid hardening.Passive materials such as high-alloy (stainless) steel, zinc, aluminum or plastics cure very slowly.
 
 

 
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