Fevicol Heatx: The Ultimate Heat Resistant Adhesive for Demanding Applications
Fevicol Heatx is a specialized, high-performance synthetic rubber-based adhesive engineered to withstand extreme heat and high temperatures that cause standard glues to fail. This is the professional solution for bonding laminates, veneers, and rigid plastics in demanding environments, such as car interiors, kitchen countertops near appliances, and furniture exposed to direct sunlight.
Unlike regular contact adhesives that soften and lift under heat, Fevicol Heatx maintains its superior bond strength even when temperatures soar, ensuring a permanent and flawless finish. It is the trusted choice for applications where heat resistance and anti-failure properties are non-negotiable.
Why Choose Fevicol Heatx Heat Resistant Adhesive?
Heat failure is a common issue in many applications. Fevicol Heatx is formulated to combat this specific problem:
- High Heat Resistance: Engineered to tolerate significantly higher temperatures than standard contact adhesives, eliminating the risk of delamination in hot climates or environments like car dashboards.
- Hi-Grab (High Initial Tack): Provides exceptional initial holding power, making application quick and secure, especially on large, vertical surfaces.
- Superior Bond Strength: Forms a durable, strong, and permanent bond on various substrates including wood, plywood, laminates, leather, and foam.
- Fast Drying: Allows for rapid assembly and efficient project turnover.
Key Features of Fevicol Heatx
- Synthetic Rubber Base: Solvent-based contact adhesive ensuring quick drying and high grab strength.
- Excellent Spreadability: Easy to apply manually using a spatula or roller, ensuring economical use and even coverage.
- Non-Sagging Formula: Ideal for vertical and overhead bonding applications where flow control is important.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for auto interiors, foam-to-wood bonding, and high-temperature furniture applications.
Recommended Application Areas
This heat resistant adhesive is essential for:
- Automotive Interiors: Fixing carpets, leather, and foam on dashboards, roofs, and door panels where high temperatures build up.
- Kitchen Countertops: Bonding laminates near ovens, stoves, and hot service areas.
- Sun-Facing Furniture: Wardrobes and cabinets exposed to direct, strong sunlight through windows.
- Footwear and Upholstery: High-strength bonding of leather, rubber, and foam materials.
Technical Specifications: Fevicol Heatx
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fevicol (Pidilite) |
| Product | Synthetic Rubber-Based Adhesive |
| Application Type | Contact Adhesive |
| Special Feature | High Heat Resistance |
| Initial Tack | Very High (Hi-Grab) |
| Open Time (Max) | 10 – 15 Minutes (Varies by climate) |
How to Use Fevicol Heatx for a Strong Bond
Always work in a well-ventilated area due to the solvent nature of the adhesive.
- Surface Preparation: Ensure both surfaces are completely clean, dry, and free from grease, oil, or dust. Light sanding of non-porous surfaces is recommended.
- Application: Apply a thin, uniform coat of Fevicol Heatx to *both* surfaces using a spatula or brush. Ensure full, even coverage.
- Drying (Tack Time): Allow the adhesive on both surfaces to dry completely (become ‘tacky’ to the touch). This is crucial for the contact bond to form effectively.
- Bonding: Carefully align the surfaces and bring them together. Once contact is made, immediate, permanent bonding occurs.
- Pressure: Apply heavy pressure across the entire surface using a hand roller, working from the center outwards to eliminate air pockets and achieve maximum contact. Watch techniques for proper contact adhesive application.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: How long does the bond last under heat?
A: Once fully cured, Fevicol Heatx provides a durable, permanent bond that resists softening and failure up to its maximum temperature tolerance, far exceeding standard rubber-based glues.
Q: What should I use to clean up Heatx?
A: Since it is a solvent-based adhesive, wet excess glue should be cleaned immediately with paint thinner or mineral turpentine oil (MTO).
Q: Can I use it for waterproof bonding?
A: While highly resistant to heat, for structural, waterproof wood bonding (like exterior joints), a specialized product like Fevicol Marine should be used.
















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