BULK DISCOUNT RATES
Buy 6 - 11 | and pay only $12.67 each |
Buy 12 or above | and pay only $12.31 each |
Buy 6 - 11 | and pay only $12.67 each |
Buy 12 or above | and pay only $12.31 each |
Weicon Copper Repair Stick is the perfect solution for making fast, lasting and non-rusting repairs to copper pipes, parts and components. This epoxy putty is manufactured in Germany from epoxy resin filled with fillers and has a copper coloured appearance once its cured. Like the rest of our Weicon Repair Stick Range, Copper Repair Sticks are dead simple to use and require no complex mixing. Just cut off the amount you want, knead it in your hands and apply.
Copper Repair Sticks bond well to a variety of materials, surfaces and substrates. These obviously include copper but, in addition, high compatibility is also achieved with a wide range of metals (including aluminium, cast iron, brass and stainless steel) and is also used on hard plastics, fibre reinforced materials, wood, derived timber products, glass, ceramics and stone. It is not suggested for use on rubber materials.
Weicon Copper Repair Stick has been tested and certified in accordance with NSF for use in and around drinking water and food processing systems. It will tolerate some slight wetness or dampness in the application area and is very fast curing (pot life 3 minutes, handling strength after just 10 minutes).
Metal (e.g. stainless steel, brass, cast iron, aluminium) | Highly Compatible |
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Hard Plastics* (e.g. epoxy laminates, rigid PVC) | Compatible |
Wood (e.g. oak, beech, spruce, balsa) | Compatible |
Derived Timber Products (e.g. plywood, MDF) | Compatible |
Fibre Reinforced Materials (e.g. GFRP, CFRP, Fibreglass) | Compatible |
Glass, Ceramics | Compatible |
Stone (e.g. granite, brick, concrete, marble) | Compatible |
Rubber Elastomers | Not Compatible |
*Performance will vary depending on the exact type of plastic being bonded. Generally, low surface energy plastics will be much harder to bond to then high surface energy (such as rigid PVC).
Colour | Copper (Once Cured) |
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Continuous Operating Temperature | -50°C to 120°C |
Short-Term Operating Temperature | 150°C (2 Hours Maximum) |
Maximum Gap Filling | 15mm |
Basis | Epoxy Resin with Copper Fillers |
Food Grade | No |
Potable Water | Yes (NSF Approved) |
Density | 1.9 g/cm³ |
Pot Life (for 25gm at 20°C) | 3 Minutes |
Handling Strength (35% of Final) | 10 Minutes |
Mechanical Strength (50% of Final) | 60 Minutes |
Final Strength (100%) | 24 Hours |
Shore Hardness | 80 Shore D |
Dielectric Strength | 3 kV/mm |
ISSA Reference Number | 75.530.04 (57gm) / 75.530.05 (115gm) |
IMPA Reference Number | 81 29 75 (57gm) / 81 29 76 (115gm) |
SKU | SWM000035B01 |
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Brand | Weicon |
Yes, once it is 100% cured. All of our Weicon Repair Sticks can be painted.
That’s fine. Just make sure you only mix the amount you need. Pot life doesn’t start until the two components are mixed which is why you need to cut off and knead just the amount you are going to use. It is suggested that any remains have their little foil cover put back over the end, be placed back in their tube, and be kept in the fridge if at all possible as this will extended the useful life of the product.
There’s no easy way to answer this as hard is a little subjective. Let’s just say very, like copper actually. The attached technical data sheet on our Weicon Copper Repair stick gives more specifics of course.
Not really. Just make sure it’s clean and free of dirt, dust or grease (especially true in food areas). If you’re sticking to really smooth surfaces and it’s possible, adhesion will be improved if you roughen the bonding area a little first. Just a bit of sandpaper will often do the job here.
Only a very tiny bit. Linear shrinkage is less than 1% during the curing process.
Pretty much anything. Really, a butter knife will do the trick here. One thing worth remembering, since pot life is so quick make sure you just cut off and knead the amount you’re going to use immediately. Also, be sure to clean you’re cutting tool as quickly as possible as parts of the putty can stick and cure on it.