Retaining Compound, 548 Series, Green, Liquid, High Strength, 1L Jug MPN:54800
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Retaining Compound, 548 Series, Green, Liquid, High Strength, 1L Jug
Protect and secure your critical components with Vibra-Tite's 548 Series Retaining Compound. This high-strength, liquid compound is specifically designed for use on aluminum, stainless steel, and steel materials, providing a reliable and durable seal. With a high temperature resistance of up to 350°F and a long working time of 2 minutes, it's perfect for applications in aerospace, automotive, and industrial manufacturing. The compound cures anaerobically, ensuring a strong bond without the need for heat or pressure, and can fill gaps of up to 0.007 inches. Ideal for use in high-stress environments, it provides a secure and long-lasting seal.
Top product features:
- High Temperature Resistant
- Anaerobic Cure Type
- Maximum Gap Fill Size of 0.007 in
Top product applications:
- Bonding and retaining small metal parts together
- Retaining bearings or bushings in machinery
- Sealing and retaining threads on aluminum or stainless steel components
Retaining Compound, For Material Type Aluminum, Stainless Steel, Steel, Retaining Compounds Properties High Temperature Resistant, Series 548, Container Size 33.8 fl oz, Container Type Jug, Maximum Gap Fill Size 0.007 in, Working Time 2 min, Maximum Operating Temperature 350 Degrees F, Minimum Operating Temperature -65 Degrees F, Color Green, Full Cure Time 1 day, Shear Strength 3,260 psi, Cure Type Anaerobic, Flash Point 203 Degrees F, Maximum Viscosity 600 cps, Minimum Viscosity 450 cps
Additional Information
- Country of Origin: US
- Drop Ship Item: Yes
- Blind Ship Eligible: No
- LTL Freight Required: No
- Lead Time: Ships in 7 days
- Minimum Order Quantity: 1
- Unit of Measure: EA
- Package Length: 4.75
- Package Width: 4.75
- Package Height: 10.00
- Package Weight: 2.40
Product info last updated on January 13, 2026 10:15am UTC
Category: Threadlockers and Retaining Compounds