Sci-grip/Weld-On is a manufacturer of industrial adhesives and cements used in the fabrication, assembly, and repair of plastics and other materials.
Founded in 1952 as Weld-On Plastics, Inc.
Acquired by IPS Corporation in 2000
Rebranded as Sci-grip International in 2006
Name changed to Sci-grip/Weld-On in 2009 to better reflect the company's focus on both brands
A multinational conglomerate that produces a wide range of adhesives and other products for various industries.
A brand of adhesives and sealants that offers products for consumer, industrial, and automotive applications.
A brand of polyurethane-based adhesives that are known for their strong bonding properties.
A two-part adhesive that is used to join two pieces of plastic together. It is commonly used in the fabrication of acrylic sheets, display cases, and other plastic products.
A line of industrial-grade adhesives that are designed for use in various industries, such as marine, automotive, and construction.
A line of high-strength adhesives that are designed for use in construction and infrastructure applications.
Sci-grip and Weld-On are both brands owned by the same company, and they offer similar products. The main difference is that the Sci-grip brand is focused on industrial-grade adhesives, while Weld-On is focused on plastic cements.
No, Weld-On is specifically designed for bonding plastic materials. It is not recommended for use on other materials, such as metal or wood.
Most Sci-grip/Weld-On products are water-resistant, but not completely waterproof. Some products, such as the 40 and 42 adhesives, are designed for marine applications and offer better water resistance than other products.
No, Sci-grip/Weld-On adhesives are not FDA-approved for use on food contact surfaces. They should not be used in food processing or packaging applications.
The shelf life of Sci-grip/Weld-On adhesives varies depending on the product. Generally, unopened containers of adhesive can be stored for up to one year, while opened containers should be used within six months. It is recommended to store adhesives in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and other heat sources.