Anaerobic Sealants are designed for locking, sealing,  retaining and bonding 
metal parts and assemblies. They come in a single  component liquid form and 
cure at room temperature when in direct contact with  metal and not exposed to 
air. Stable when exposed to air, curing by chemical  reaction (no solvents, no 
drying) begins as soon as the close fitting between  mating metal parts to be 
bonded prevents the presence of air. Heat can  accelerate the cure rate. They 
are used in a lot of different applications  including sealants within 
internal combustion engines where temperatures can  reach in excess of 1200 degrees.



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