High Temperature Gasket Sealant
LOCTITE 510
Product category: Gasketing Sealants
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Product information
- Description
- Technical specifications
LOCTITE® 510 is a high temperature resistant anaerobic sealant which cures when confined in the absence of air between close-fitting metal surfaces. Typical applications include sealing rigid flange faces on transmissions and motor casings. It ensures an instant, low-pressure seal. The product increases the torque capacity of assembled flanges.
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For metal flanges
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High temperature resistant flange gasket
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Adapts to flange surface irregularities and scratches up to 0.25 mm
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Increases the torque capacity of assembled flanges
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P1 NSF Reg. No.: 123007
Application Method:
Dispense System,Manual,Screen Printing
Applications:
For Close Fitting Parts,For High Temperature Applications,Rigid Assembly Gasketing,Sealing
Color:
Pink
Cure Type:
Anaerobic Cure
Fixture Time, Steel:
25.0 min.
Gap Fill, Unprimed:
0.25 mm
Key Characteristics:
Chemical Resistant,For machined, rigid flanges,Strength: Medium Strength,Thixotropic
Operating Temperature:
-65.0 °F - 400.0 °F (-55.0 °C - 200.0 °C)
Physical Form:
Gel
Substrates:
Metal: Aluminum,Metal: Steel
Technology:
Acrylic
Viscosity, 20 RPM:
90000.0 mPa·s (cP)
How to use
Apply LOCTITE® SF 790™ to old gasket or gasket sealants and use a wood or plastic scraper to remove residues from flange surfaces. Remove burrs. It is recommended to use LOCTITE® SF 7070™ to degrease and clean surfaces prior to applying the sealant.
If cure speed of LOCTITE® 510™ is too slow due to passive metals or low temperature (below 5°C), use LOCTITE® SF 7649™ activator. Allow to dry.
Apply a continuous bead of sealant onto one flange surface. Place the bead close to the inner rim of the flange and encircle all bolt holes. Small surface scratches will be filled by the adhesive. LOCTITE® 510™ can also be applied by roller onto larger flanges.
Assemble flanges and tighten bolts as soon as possible. Wipe away any excess squeeze-out, as this will not cure when exposed to air due to the sealant's anaerobic curing properties.
Disassemble bolts with standard hand tools. Use jacking-screws, cast-on bosses or recesses to lift flanges apart.
Once disassembled, apply LOCTITE® SF 790 on old sealant and use a wood or plastic scraper to remove residues from flange surfaces.
FAQ
Use a LOCTITE® gasketing adhesive (silicone or anaerobic depending on your application) to: completely fill voids and surface variations; replace or augment traditional gaskets; overcome typical issues of over-torqueing bolts and gasket relaxation; as well as reducing inventory with a ‘one size fits all’ solution.
Yes, Henkel anaerobic adhesives become highly resistant thermoset polymers once cured, making them suitable for a vast number of applications. Consult the online product resources or contact our technical teams for further information.
Both silicones and SMP adhesives provide excellent flexibility and gap-filling properties together with high adhesion to a wide range of substrates, making them ideal for elastic bonding & sealing applications. Silicones have superior thermal resistance for high-temperature applications whereas SMP adhesives are suitable for applications that require over-painting. There are a range of properties available for each technology type. Please speak with a Henkel representative regarding your application to determine the best available grade.
LOCTITE® silicone adhesives such as LOCTITE® SI 5920™ or LOCTITE® SI 5699™ have been specially formulated for high temperature engine sealing applications. However due to the very high temperatures generated in the combustion chamber care should be taken when specifying liquid gasketing materials around the cylinder head or exhaust manifold. Please consult the Henkel technical team for further advice where necessary.
All necessary H&S measures and PPE (personal protection equipment) requirements can be found on the product material safety data sheet, all of which are available via our website.
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