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G/5® Five-Minute Adhesive Glue Syringe
- Easy-to-Use Epoxy Glue Syringe: Supplied in a twin cartridge syringe with 12.5 ml resin and 12.5 ml hardener for precise, controlled application. Fast-setting formula cures in minutes, making it ideal for quick repairs.
- 5 Minute Epoxy: G/5 2 part epoxy glue is an easy to use, fast setting resin / hardener system for quick repairs at home. A 1:1 mix ratio with no pumps required, simple to apply and perfect for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike.
- High Strength Epoxy Adhesive: This strong epoxy glue delivers powerful bonds on metal, wood and aluminium, making it ideal for anything from a golf club to small fixes around the house.
- Versatile Applications: Ideal 2 part epoxy resin for quick repairs on boats, at home, or in the workshop. Suitable for spot applications to hold components parts in position while bonding is completed with other WEST SYSTEM® epoxy systems.
- Fast-Setting Formula: An instant glue epoxy that cures in just five minutes, allowing for rapid repairs without waiting around so you can get back to your projects faster. Best for projects that will remain dry and are not subject to high loads.
G/5 Five-Minute Adhesive is designed to bond to:
Steel- Aluminium
- Glass-Reinforced Polyester
- Phenolic
- Wood
- Concrete
- Stone
- China
- Glass
- Copper
- Cast Iron
- Unglazed Ceramic
Different Project Applications:
- Home Repairs
- Marine
- Bonding
- Wood Joints
- Woodworking
- Bridging Gaps
- Spot Applications
Product Specifications:
- Pot Life (100g at 25°C) | 4 Minutes
- Gel Time, Thin Film*(at 25°C) | 5 Minutes
- Gel Time, Thin Film*(at 7°C) | 20 Minutes
- Cure To A Solid, Thin Film (at 22°C)* | 16 Minutes
- Cure To Working Strength | 1 hour
- Colour | Amber
PRODUCT SIZES:
Twin cartridge syringe with 12.5 ml resin and 12.5 ml
Five-Minute Fixes with G/5
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Home Repairs
WEST SYSTEM Epoxy has been used to reliably build and repair boats for over thirty-five years. But its practical uses are not limited to boats or the marine industry. The techniques used to restore an aging runabout, repair a delaminated fibreglass deck or build a stripper canoe are the same techniques used to restore historic buildings, repair damaged vehicles, and build weatherproof outdoor furniture. If you’ve used epoxy on a boat repair or building project, it’s likely you’ve found other uses for it around your house or shop. We have put together a manual of some of the more common non-marine uses of epoxy.