This is a glue cartridge,which can be used for epoxy type adhesive,for instance,with a 2:1 mixing ratio. Included is two plastic pistons,with o-ring seals attached to them. This will prevent leakage of the glue. The larger cartridge will normally take the part A and the smaller cartridge will take the part B of the adhesive. The adhesive must be added to each cartridge,in such a way,that no air bubbles are trapped inside the cartridge. Not easy to do this,but there is an easy way to achieve this. I normally use a piece of stiff wire and move it up and down,inside the cartridge. This forces the air bubble,to the top of the surface and then more can be added,until its full. Just keep moving the wire up and down,as the glue settles deeper into the cartridge. Store the cartridge in a freezer after use and it will remain "uncured",until you need to use it again.

This is a glue cartridge,which can be used for epoxy type adhesive,for instance,with a 2:1 mixing ratio. Included is two plastic pistons,with o-ring seals attached to them. This will prevent leakage of the glue. The larger cartridge will normally take the part A and the smaller cartridge will take the part B of the adhesive. The adhesive must be added to each cartridge,in such a way,that no air bubbles are trapped inside the cartridge. Not easy to do this,but there is an easy way to achieve this. I normally use a piece of stiff wire and move it up and down,inside the cartridge. This forces the air bubble,to the top of the surface and then more can be added,until its full. Just keep moving the wire up and down,as the glue settles deeper into the cartridge. Store the cartridge in a freezer after use and it will remain "uncured",until you need to use it again.

This is a glue cartridge,which can be used for epoxy type adhesive,for instance,with a 2:1 mixing ratio. Included is two plastic pistons,with o-ring seals attached to them. This will prevent leakage of the glue. The larger cartridge will normally take the part A and the smaller cartridge will take the part B of the adhesive. The adhesive must be added to each cartridge,in such a way,that no air bubbles are trapped inside the cartridge. Not easy to do this,but there is an easy way to achieve this. I normally use a piece of stiff wire and move it up and down,inside the cartridge. This forces the air bubble,to the top of the surface and then more can be added,until its full. Just keep moving the wire up and down,as the glue settles deeper into the cartridge. Store the cartridge in a freezer after use and it will remain "uncured",until you need to use it again.

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