Permabond CA002000001Z0101 200 1 Ounce Bottle/Case of 10
Permabond CA002000001Z0101 200 1 Ounce Bottle/Case of 10
Permabond 200 is a clear, high-viscosity ethyl cyanoacrylate adhesive for wire tacking, component mounting and fast bonding of compatible plastics, rubber and metals. SKU CA002000001Z0101 supplies a case of ten 1-ounce bottles. Its 1,500 cP viscosity offers more controlled flow than low-viscosity cyanoacrylates, while its single-component formulation requires no mixing or heat cure.
Best Uses / Applications
Use Permabond 200 as a candidate for wire-tacking operations, component bonding and high-speed production lines requiring rapid handling strength. Its thicker consistency suits applications where a low-viscosity adhesive would flow too readily. Evaluate the actual substrates, joint design, gap and operating conditions before production use.
Key Features
- High-viscosity formulation: 1,500 mPa·s (cP) at 25°C.
- Fast-setting, single-component ethyl cyanoacrylate.
- No mixing or heat cure; 100% reactive and solvent-free.
- Maximum specified gap fill of 0.38 mm (0.015 in).
- Typical 15-second handling time on steel, Buna N rubber and phenolic.
- Case of ten 1-ounce bottles for separately packaged adhesive supply.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | CA002000001Z0101 |
| Grade | Permabond 200 |
| Package | Ten 1-ounce bottles per case |
| Chemistry | Ethyl cyanoacrylate |
| Uncured appearance | Colorless / clear |
| Viscosity at 25°C | 1,500 mPa·s (cP) |
| Specific gravity | 1.05 |
| Maximum gap fill | 0.38 mm / 0.015 in |
| Typical handling time: steel, Buna N rubber, phenolic | 15 seconds on each substrate |
| Full strength | 24 hours |
| Typical shear strength, steel, ISO 4587 | 22 N/mm² / 3,200 psi |
| Typical shear strength, aluminum, ISO 4587 | 8 N/mm² / 1,200 psi |
| Impact strength, ASTM D-950 | 3–7 kJ/m² / 1.4–3.3 ft-lb/in² |
| Dielectric strength | 250 V/mil |
| Hardness, ISO 868 | 85 Shore D |
| Storage temperature | 2–7°C / 35–45°F |
| Technical reference | Global TDS Revision 2, March 27, 2026 |
Handling time corresponds to achieving 0.3 N/mm² shear strength, not full cure. Temperature, humidity, substrate and joint gap affect cure speed. Strength results vary with surface preparation and gap. The TDS provides typical guidance rather than an application-specific specification.
Permabond 200 vs. Permabond 105
| Selection factor | Permabond 200 | Permabond 105 |
|---|---|---|
| Viscosity at 25°C | 1,500 cP | 30–50 cP |
| Maximum gap fill | 0.38 mm / 0.015 in | 0.1 mm / 0.004 in |
| Application emphasis | Wire tacking and component bonding where thicker adhesive is useful | Close-fitting joints, wicking and penetrating applications |
| Typical steel handling time | 15 seconds | 10–15 seconds |
| Full strength | 24 hours | 24 hours |
Select for the actual flow requirement and joint gap rather than assuming either grade is universally stronger or more suitable. Validate the bond on your materials.
Surface Preparation and Directions
Surfaces must be clean, dry and grease-free. Use a suitable degreasing solvent compatible with the substrate. Aluminum, copper and their alloys may benefit from light abrasion to remove surface oxide.
- Apply adhesive sparingly to one surface.
- Bring the parts together quickly and correctly aligned.
- Apply sufficient pressure to spread adhesive into a thin film.
- Do not disturb or realign until sufficient handling strength develops.
- Allow 24 hours for full strength before evaluating final performance.
Surface moisture initiates cure when the adhesive is pressed into a thin film between parts. Difficult or porous surfaces may need a Permabond activator. Larger gaps or acidic surfaces can slow cure; the TDS identifies CSA or QFS 16 as options to address this. For polypropylene, polyethylene, PTFE or silicone, prime first with Permabond Polyolefin Primer (POP).
Storage and Handling
Store at 2–7°C (35–45°F). Allow the adhesive to reach room temperature before opening the bottle to prevent internal condensation that can reduce shelf life. The TDS does not recommend contact with strong oxidizing materials or polar solvents. Review the Safety Datasheet before use. For professional or industrial use only; keep out of reach of children.
Manufacturer Application Videos
These general manufacturer guidance videos are referenced in the Permabond 200 Technical Datasheet. They supplement, rather than replace, the grade-specific written directions, TDS and Safety Datasheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What quantity does this SKU include?
CA002000001Z0101 contains ten 1-ounce bottles of Permabond 200, sold as a case.
What is Permabond 200 used for?
The manufacturer identifies wire tacking and component bonding, including compatible plastics, rubber and metals. Its rapid setting also suits high-speed assembly after application testing.
How does it differ from Permabond 105?
200 is much thicker at 1,500 cP versus 30–50 cP for 105. Its specified maximum gap is 0.38 mm, compared with 0.1 mm for 105. Choose according to flow requirements, fit and substrate testing.
Is a 15-second handling time the same as full cure?
No. Typical handling time is 15 seconds on steel, Buna N rubber and phenolic, measured at 0.3 N/mm² shear strength. Full strength takes 24 hours.
Does it require mixing, heat or primer?
No mixing or heat cure is needed. The TDS directs users to prime polypropylene, polyethylene, PTFE and silicone with Permabond POP. Difficult or porous surfaces may need an activator.
How should unopened bottles be stored and prepared for use?
Store at 2–7°C (35–45°F), then allow the bottle to reach room temperature before opening. This helps prevent condensation inside the bottle and reduced shelf life.
Technical & Safety Documents
Permabond 200 Technical Datasheet, Revision 2 (PDF)
Permabond 200 Safety Datasheet (PDF)
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