Industrial Metal is a metal-filled epoxy repair paste used to protect and strengthen industrial metalwork, rebuild areas of damage, fill holes and large cracks, and repair pitting caused by corrosion and chemical attack to pipes and tanks.
Industrial Metal is a metal-filled, two-part repair compound designed for fast, durable maintenance on metal and many other substrates. The thixotropic paste is easy to mix and apply, will not sag, and cures even on wet surfaces—including underwater—making it ideal for sealing and rebuilding worn or damaged areas on pumps, valves, castings, tanks, and low-pressure pipework. Once cured it can be machined, drilled, and tapped, providing long-term protection against corrosion and chemical attack.
| Mix Ratio (by weight / volume) | 2 : 1 |
| Working / Gel Time | ~60 minutes (ambient) |
| Full Cure | ~24 hours at room temperature (post-cure boosts heat resistance) |
| Shore D Hardness (24 hr) | ~85 |
| Tensile / Flexural Strength | ~28 MPa / ~38 MPa |
| Compressive Strength | ~82 MPa |
| Lap Shear on Steel | ~18 MPa |
| Density / Shrinkage | ~1.6 g/cm³ / <1% |
| Non-Volatile Content | 100% |
| Service Temperature (max) | Up to ~130°C (with post-cure) |
| Heat Distortion (room cure / post-cure) | ~56°C / ~100°C |
| Coverage | ~1212 cm²/kg at 5 mm thickness |
| Application Temperature | ~13–52°C; keep product at room temperature |
| Packaging Options | 500 g; 4×500 g; 2 kg; 5 kg; 25 kg |
| Shelf Life / Storage | 24 months (typical) stored 15–25°C, dry and frost-free |
| Potable Water | Tested to BS 6920:2000 as suitable for use on drinking water |
What surface preparation is required?
Clean, degrease, and mechanically roughen to a defined edge (do not feather-edge). For best adhesion, grit-blast to white metal and solvent-wipe. For salt-exposed metals, blast, high-pressure water-wash, let “sweat,” and repeat until soluble salts are ≤40 ppm.
Can it be applied underwater?
Yes. Industrial Metal is moisture tolerant and can cure underwater, making it suitable for submerged or splash-zone repairs.
How do I bridge larger holes?
Use fiberglass, sheet metal, or wire mesh as a backer and spread the epoxy to encapsulate and rebuild the profile.
What are the post-cure steps for maximum heat resistance?
Room-cure 24 hours, then heat at 80°C for 2 hours, followed by 130°C for 3 hours; allow to cool.
When can I machine the repair?
After full cure (~24 hours at room temperature). The metal-platelet reinforcement allows a smoother machined finish compared to standard pastes.
Where can it be used?
Metals, wood, and most plastics on pumps, valves, housings, tanks, and low-pressure pipework in plant, marine, and utility environments.
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