Its biggest advantage is the immediate fixation of 500 kg/m2. You can use it wherever you need to glue something quickly and you can't load the object for any reason before the glue hardens. This is related to its stiffer consistency. MAMUT GLUE High Tack glue replaces nails, screws and rivets. This is a special modification of MS polymers, creating a high-strength and elastic bond that can be painted over after curing. It is not aggressive to substrates, it is ideal for gluing mirrors.

Where does it fit?
- everywhere and on almost everything
- for interior and exterior
- for most building materials (wood, OSB boards, stone, concrete, glass, metal, plasterboard, masonry and others)
- for gluing mirrors, skirting boards, shelves, stairs, tiles, window sills and the like
- for work and home

How to glue?
- simply
- using an application gun
- apply the glue in stripes
- press hard
- and that's it, auxiliary fixation is no longer needed

What does it excel at?
- holds immediately
- immediate holding capacity of 500 kg/m2
- sticks to a wet surface
- sticks to absorbent and non-absorbent substrates
- final strength 22 kg/cm2
- easy to paint over
- does not contain solvents
- after curing, it is heat resistant from -40 °C to +90 °C
- remains permanently flexible

Watch out for what?
- a clean base without grease, dust and loose particles
- the right amount of glue in proportion to the glued area and weight
- does not adhere to PP, PE, PTFE, PMMA, asphalt and bituminous substrates

Hazard identification
- Contains N-(3-(trimethoxysilyl)propyl)ethylenediamine, dioctyltin bis(acetylacetonate), N-[3-(dimethoxymethylsilyl)propyl]ethylenediamine. May cause an allergic reaction.



Technical data of Mamut glue:

- Base / Material: MS polymer
- Heat resistance: –40 / +95°C (after curing)
- Expansion capacity: ± 25%
- Time of formation of surface skin: ? 10-15 minutes
- Tensile strength: 2.18 N/mm2
- Shear strength: 1.40 MPa
- Hardness according to Shore A (3s): ? 60 ± 3