Parcel Orders over $300 Ship Free.
Sylmasta-Superfast-Titanium-114g-Stick

Sylmasta Superfast Titanium 114g

Sylmasta Superfast Copper 114g

Sylmasta Superfast Copper 114g

Sylmasta Superfast Plastic 114g SFPL-114g

Sylmasta Superfast Plastic is a semi-flexible epoxy putty in a 114g stick for holes, cracks, and bonds on PVC, ABS, and other major plastics except polyethylene and polypropylene, plus metals, masonry, wood, and glass. Semi-flexible set keeps plastic pipe and part repairs resilient where rigid fills can crack under movement.

  • Semi-flexible cure suits vibrating or thermally cycling plastic assemblies.
  • Repairs bathroom, kitchen, and industrial plastic pipework without waiting for rigid metal-filled grades.
  • Working strength after approximately one hour supports same-shift return to service.
$41.66
Availability: In stock ( 19 Available )

Sylmasta Superfast Plastic - 114g Stick

Sylmasta Superfast Plastic is a fast-setting, semi-flexible epoxy putty stick for industrial-strength repairs to major plastics except polyethylene and polypropylene. Supplied as a 114g stick, it seals holes and cracks in PVC, ABS, and other plastic pipework, bonds broken plastic parts, and also adheres to metals, masonry, wood, and glass for interior or exterior maintenance.

Looking for another Superfast stick?

Key Features

  • Semi-flexible set supports PVC, ABS, and other major plastics where rigid fills can crack.
  • Excludes only polyolefins (polyethylene and polypropylene) per the TDS scope.
  • Approximately 5–10 minute working time at 22°C with initial cure in 15–20 minutes.
  • Seals leaking bathroom, kitchen, and industrial plastic pipework and bonds broken plastic parts.
  • Also bonds plastics to metal, masonry, wood, and glass for mixed assemblies.
  • Working strength in approximately one hour; full cure in 24 hours at 22°C.
  • Solvent-free and VOC-free; off-white cure machines and paints cleanly after set.

Technical Specifications

Property Value
Product code SFPL-114g
Pack size 114g stick (nominal Ø20 mm × 175 mm)
Working time (22°C) 5–10 minutes
Initial cure (22°C) 15–20 minutes
Working strength / full cure (22°C) 1 hour / 24 hours
Shore D hardness (full 24 h cure) 65
Lap shear strength (plastic) 2.4 MPa
Compressive strength 69 MPa
Density 1.6 g/cm³
Service temperature (continuous / intermittent) 120°C / 150°C

Product documents: Sylmasta Superfast Plastic Technical Data Sheet

Frequently Asked Questions

Which plastics can Sylmasta Superfast Plastic repair, and which are excluded?
Superfast Plastic enables repairs to all major plastic types except polyolefins (polyethylene and polypropylene). It is used on PVC, ABS, and other plastics for bathroom, kitchen, and industrial pipework, gap filling, and bonding broken plastic pieces. It also bonds to metals, masonry, wood, and glass.

What working time and cure schedule does Superfast Plastic list at 22°C?
Working time is 5–10 minutes at 22°C. Initial cure is 15–20 minutes; working strength develops in 1 hour; full cure is 24 hours at 22°C. After one hour, the TDS states the system can be put back into service.

How hard and strong is cured Superfast Plastic per the TDS?
Shore D hardness is 65 after the full 24-hour cure. Lap shear strength on plastic is 2.4 MPa and compressive strength is 69 MPa. Density is 1.6 g/cm³. Typical properties are for information only, not specification limits.

What service temperatures does Sylmasta Superfast Plastic support?
Continuous service is listed to 120°C and intermittent service to 150°C. Store unused stick out of direct sunlight in dry, frost-free conditions between 15°C and 20°C for a 24-month shelf life from manufacture.

Will cured Superfast Plastic rust, shrink, or pull away?
No. Superfast Plastic does not rust, will not shrink or pull away when setting, and is resistant to water, chemicals, and temperature extremes. The epoxy contains no solvents or VOCs and is non-flammable.

Can finished Superfast Plastic repairs be machined or painted?
Yes. Cured material sets off-white and can be tapped, drilled, sawed, machined, ground, filed, or painted. Unused epoxy stays fresh for future cuts when kept in original packaging.