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Chemique develops Solfre2
Chemique Adhesives and Sealants Ltd has developed a new simplified The new Solfre2 range is available for use in a whole range of
range of solvent free adhesives for the construction industry. applications. All Solfre2 products are environmentally friendly and have
The new Solfre2 range falls into three key types: Solfre2 GP, Solfre2 a two-part performance for extra bond strength. It is most widely used
HC and Solfre2 HCR, with each type providing a number of different for insulation panels in buildings and vehicles, cladding and architectural
open times to suit the individual customer’s needs. panels, and textile and foam laminates.
Solfre2 GP is the general-purpose formulation, which can be applied “Our Solfre2 range is seen as an integral component in ensuring that
using either spray or bead. The Solfre2 HC is formulated specifically for the correct performance criteria for panels are achieved,” said John
honeycomb panelling and again used with either spray or bead, whilst Bellerby, Chemique technical manager. “Our new simplified range
the Solfre2 HCR with its roller application provides an alternative to ensures that users get the best product to meet their stringent adhesive
Solfre2 HC. requirements.”
All round Chemfix adds to
approval
epoxy range
Chemfix Products Ltd has announced an additional catridge size to its pure
West Midlands Fasteners, a UK supplier of
epoxy range, which it says makes it the largest range available directly from
fasteners & fixings, has been appointed as an
any UK manufacturer.
approved distributor for Rawlplug.
Chemfix is able to offer either a 3:1 or 1:1 ratio pure epoxy in 385ml (3:1),
John Hall, MD of West Midlands Fasteners was
400ml (1:1), and now the new 600ml (1:1) cartridge size.
delighted with the appointment. “We are very proud
Chemfix can also offer a total service for ancillary tools including manual and
to have been made an approved distributor of
pneumatic extrusion tools, nozzles, and hole preparation equipment.
Rawlpug and to add to this we have also been
“Our own label design services also ensure that your product is packaged in the
approved as an Associate Member of the Construction right way, and labelled with a tough polythene glass label.”
Fixings Association.”
Index launches
‘TFDEX’
With an innovative design and treatment, ‘TFDEX’ breaks into the market to
widen INDEX’s top-quality anchor variety.
‘TFDEX’ presents a number of characteristics which INDEX says makes this concrete
anchor the best in the market. Firstly there is the triple thread, which
enables bigger tension loads. It also features a special tip with dented ridges, which
improves installation on base materials. Finally, the special silver Ruspert
covering allows a higher resistance to corrosion up to 1,000 hours in a salt
spray chamber.
“The main advantages of this special anchor are its fast and easy
installation and flexible installation depth. It is valid for all types of
base materials and completely removable, which makes it perfect
for temporary installations.”
The ‘TFDEX’ is available in different dimensions from 6 x 50mm to
16 x 160mm.
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