Technicqll anaerobic adhesive for bearings, shafts and gears 6601 10 g

Technicqll anaerobic adhesive for bearings, shafts and gears 6601 is a 10 g tube formulation intended for bonding and sealing close-fitting metal components. The product cures where air is excluded between mating metal parts, forming a durable polymer that secures press fits, reduces fretting, and prevents fluid leakage in assembled shafts, splines, bearings and gear interfaces. It is formulated for repair, maintenance and assembly tasks in automotive and industrial environments where controlled immobilization and sealing of metal components is required.

Advantages

This anaerobic adhesive provides a fast curing solution for metal-to-metal joints that require positional retention and leak resistance without mechanical fasteners. It stabilizes fitted and threaded connections, resists vibration-induced loosening, and fills microscopic gaps to reduce fretting and wear. The low-viscosity 10 g tube allows precise application to small components and confined areas typically found in bearing and shaft assemblies.

Suitable for

• Securing press-fitted bearings on shafts
• Locking splines and gear hubs
• Sealing interfaces to prevent oil and grease leakage
• Stabilizing threaded or tapered fits in repair and maintenance
• Assembly and refurbishment of automotive and industrial drive components

Key specifications

• Form: anaerobic liquid adhesive in a 10 g tube
• Application surface: designed for metal-to-metal contact
• Curing mechanism: polymerizes in the absence of air between mating parts
• Primary functions: bonding, sealing, and anti-fretting
• Viscosity: low to medium (suitable for small gaps and close fits)
• Typical use temperature range: suitable for common automotive and industrial operating conditions

How to use

Prepare mating surfaces by cleaning thoroughly to remove oil, grease, dirt and rust; use an appropriate degreaser or solvent and allow the surfaces to dry. Apply a thin, even layer of the adhesive to one of the metal parts at the joint area, then assemble the parts immediately and ensure correct alignment. Allow adequate time for the adhesive to cure fully under assembled conditions; cure time depends on gap size, substrate type and ambient conditions. Excess adhesive should be removed before curing. Follow local safety guidance and use in well-ventilated areas.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use on clean, closely fitting metal surfaces and avoid applying to heavily oxidized or painted areas. For assemblies that require future disassembly, consider whether the adhesive’s strength and intended permanence are suitable; small quantities applied precisely are recommended for repair and maintenance tasks.