Epoxy Hydraulic Repair Kit Technicqll E-150 35 g – two-part epoxy adhesive for hydraulic systems

Technicqll E-150 is a two-part epoxy repair kit supplied in a 35 g format, designed specifically for repairing hydraulic systems. The kit contains a resin and a hardener that, when mixed, form a durable epoxy compound capable of bonding, filling and sealing metal components, pipes and fittings exposed to hydraulic oils and fluids. The cured material provides mechanical strength and resistance to oils, making it suitable for both workshop repairs and on-site maintenance where leaks or damaged fittings must be restored under pressure.

Advantages

The epoxy cures to a high-strength, solvent-resistant repair that bonds to steel, aluminium and other common hydraulic metals. Its two-part formula allows controlled working time before setting and produces a leak-sealing compound that maintains adhesion under contact with hydraulic fluids. The compact 35 g kit is portable for field repairs and provides a convenient dosage for small to medium repair jobs without large waste.

Suitable for

• Sealing pinhole leaks in hydraulic pipes and hoses (external repairs)
• Repairing damaged fittings, flanges and joints
• Filling cracks and machinable holes in metal components
• Temporary or long-term restoration of hydraulic system parts exposed to oil

Key specifications

• Formulation: two-component epoxy (resin + hardener)
• Pack size: 35 g total
• Cured properties: high mechanical strength and solvent/oil resistance
• Application surfaces: steel, aluminium and other common hydraulic metals
• Usable for bonding, filling and sealing under oil exposure

How to use

Prepare the surfaces by cleaning thoroughly to remove oil, grease, rust and loose material; degrease with an appropriate solvent and abrade the area if possible to improve adhesion. Mix the resin and hardener according to the supplied ratio until a uniform colour and consistency are achieved. Apply the mixed epoxy to the damaged area, shaping or smoothing as required to fill cracks or form a sealing layer over leaks. Allow the compound to cure undisturbed for the recommended time at ambient temperature before subjecting the repair to system pressure or reintroducing hydraulic fluid.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment when handling components and solvents. For best results, perform repairs at moderate ambient temperatures and avoid moisture during cure. For critical high-pressure hydraulic systems, consider using the epoxy as a temporary or supplementary repair and follow industry safety procedures; verify compatibility with system fluids and materials before long-term use.