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Threadlockers are another name for anaerobic adhesives. Without the use of light or heat, anaerobic adhesives are a great technique to adhere metal parts when there is no oxygen present.
Anaerobic adhesives are used primarily as threadlockers to secure bolts and screws in metal components due to their special qualities.
With the aid of an activator, they can also be utilised in airtight plastic assemblies such as those with nylon threads. In those applications, anaerobic adhesives are advantageous as a sealer due to their additional characteristics.
In other tight-fitting metal-metal connections, where pressing or shrink fits would have been the only other means of connection, these adhesives are a helpful substitute.
Acrylic polymers used in anaerobic adhesives form connections when they come into contact with metal ions. These adhesives work best for threadlocking applications because oxygen prevents their curing.
The Global red threadlocker market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
A low-viscosity, high-strength anaerobic compound called Henkel Loctite 263 Red Threadlocker is intended to permanently lock and seal threaded fasteners. It has oil tolerance and high-temperature performance
