High Temperature Cyanoacrylate Adhesives — Heat-Resist™
Rubber-toughened, thermal shock resistant cyanoacrylate adhesives engineered for extreme environments — delivering up to 5,200 PSI bond strength with continuous service to 145°C across automotive, aerospace, defence, and industrial applications.
Technical Specifications
Built for Demanding Thermal Environments
Heat-Resist™ formulations are engineered for applications where
standard adhesives fail under heat, vibration, and thermal shock.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Incure Heat-Resist™ high temperature cyanoacrylate adhesives.
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Heat-Resist™ is a rubber-toughened ethyl cyanoacrylate engineered for high-temperature and thermal shock applications. Unlike standard cyanoacrylates that become brittle above 80–95°C, Heat-Resist™ grades are rated to 135–145°C and maintain bond strength through repeated thermal cycling. The rubber modification also improves impact resistance and peel strength.
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Heat-Resist™ 311 and 340 are rated from −55°C to 145°C. Heat-Resist™ 320 is rated from −55°C to 135°C. All grades resist thermal shock — rapid cycling between extreme low and high temperatures without bond failure.
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Heat-Resist™ achieves up to 5,200 PSI on PC and PVC plastics and up to 5,200 PSI on steel — substantially higher than standard CA grades due to the rubber-toughened formulation. These strengths are maintained after thermal cycling.
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Heat-Resist™ is available in medium viscosity (260–370 cP, grade 320) and very high viscosity (2,000–3,000 cP, grades 311 and 340). The medium-viscosity grade suits standard dispensing on flat or gapped surfaces; the high-viscosity grades are used for gap-filling and vertical-surface bonding.
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Heat-Resist™ bonds plastics (PC, PVC, ABS), metals (steel, aluminium), rubber, foam, cloth, and wood. Grades 311 and 340 offer the broadest substrate compatibility across all of these materials.
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Yes. Grade 340 meets ISO 10993-5 biocompatibility and Mil-A-46050C military specification. All grades resist alcohols, petrol, aromatic hydrocarbons, and diluted aqueous acids and bases — suitable for harsh outdoor and chemically exposed environments.