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| Legacy SKU | JS300049207 |
| UPC | 04549395906727 |
| Product Number | 110 |
3M Scotch-Weld Epoxy Adhesive DP110 Gray is a flexible, fast-setting, two-part epoxy adhesive that works well on a variety of substrates, including metals, ceramics, concrete, composites, wood and many plastics.
- Flexible adhesive provides strong, permanent bond even under vibration and impact
- Maintains high shear and peel strength
- Flexible when cured, making it a good choice for bonding dissimilar surfaces
- 10 minute work life with handling strength in approximately 20 minutes at room temperature
- Versatile bonder for metals, plastics, concrete, wood and composites
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| Weight | 2.20462 lb |
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| Length | 4.33071 in |
| Width | 6.69291 in |
| Height | 5.51181 in |
PRODUCT FAQ
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What surfaces can I use 3M Scotch-Weld DP110 epoxy adhesive on?
This adhesive works great on a wide variety of materials including metals, composites, ceramics, and some plastics. It's really versatile, which makes it a favorite in many industries!
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How long does it take for DP110 to cure?
The adhesive sets in about 5 minutes at room temperature, and it reaches full strength in 24 hours. That quick set time is super helpful when you need to move forward with your project.
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Is DP110 water resistant once it's cured?
Absolutely! Once fully cured, DP110 creates a bond that resists water and moisture really well, making it ideal for applications that might be exposed to humid or wet conditions.
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What size is each cartridge, and how many come in a case?
Each cartridge contains 48.5 mL of product, and you get 12 cartridges per case, so you'll have plenty of adhesive on hand for your projects.
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Do I need any special equipment to apply this epoxy?
You'll want to use a standard caulking gun to apply it from the cartridge—that's all you really need. It's designed to be user-friendly and straightforward to apply.
The 3M Scotch-Weld Epoxy Adhesive DP110 represents a versatile bonding solution engineered to deliver reliable performance across numerous substrates and applications. This two-part epoxy system is available in convenient Duo-Pak (DP) sizes as well as bulk containers, allowing users to select the most appropriate format for their specific project requirements. When utilizing Duo-Pak sizes, 3M dispensing equipment ensures precise metering, accurate mixing, and controlled dispensing for optimal results.
Material Compatibility and Performance CharacteristicsThis epoxy adhesive demonstrates exceptional adhesion to a diverse range of materials, including ferrous and non-ferrous metals, concrete, fiber-reinforced composites, ceramic components, numerous plastic formulations, and wood substrates. The formulation features a low viscosity profile that facilitates straightforward dispensing while enabling self-leveling properties, making it particularly effective for filleting operations and potting applications. The adhesive exhibits impressive shear strength characteristics combined with favorable peel resistance and impact performance, attributes that, when integrated with the material's inherent flexibility, make it well-suited for demanding industrial environments.
Recommended Applications- General attachment applications across diverse industrial sectors
- Superior alternative to traditional five-minute epoxy formulations for enhanced performance and extended repositioning time
- Transportation and specialty vehicle assembly
- Electrical component bonding
- General industrial manufacturing
- Sporting goods production
- Construction and structural bonding
- Consumer goods assembly
The DP110 utilizes a straightforward 1:1 mix ratio, enabling quick and precise dispensing with standard 3M equipment. The adhesive offers approximately ten minutes of working time, providing adequate opportunity for component positioning and alignment adjustments before the material begins to set. Initial handling strength develops in roughly twenty minutes, allowing for transition to subsequent assembly steps, while complete cure is achieved within forty-eight hours when stored at standard conditions of 72°F (22°C).
Understanding Epoxy Adhesive TechnologyEpoxy adhesives constitute a significant category within the broader classification of structural adhesives, alongside polyurethane, acrylic, and cyanoacrylate formulations. These materials are engineered as liquid reactive polymer systems that initiate a chemical transformation upon mixing of their component parts, ultimately solidifying into a durable plastic material. Once the two components are combined in their specified proportions, an irreversible curing process commences, establishing a limited window during which the adhesive can be applied and substrates positioned. This working period varies considerably depending on the specific formulation, ranging from several minutes to multiple hours. Structural epoxies deliver superior shear and peel strengths relative to conventional adhesive options, while simultaneously offering enhanced resistance to elevated temperatures and chemical exposure. Epoxy adhesives generally outperform alternative bonding systems in overall strength capacity and demonstrate exceptional durability when subjected to high-temperature environments, solvent exposure, and prolonged outdoor weathering conditions.
Industrial and Consumer ApplicationsEpoxy adhesive technology has become integral to numerous manufacturing and assembly sectors, including architectural and residential construction, aerospace fabrication, automotive production, and recreational equipment manufacturing encompassing bicycles, marine vessels, golf equipment, and winter sports apparatus. These adhesives are deployed wherever high-strength, permanent bonding is required in conjunction with environmental resistance. The widespread adoption of epoxy systems reflects their favorable combination of user-friendly application characteristics, robust mechanical strength properties, and superior chemical resistance profiles. Modern epoxy formulations can be engineered to achieve specific performance objectives—creating flexible bonds suitable for plastic substrates, rigid bonds for metal applications, transparent or opaque finishes, and rapid or extended-cure options. This remarkable formulation versatility enables epoxy adhesives to accommodate virtually any bonding requirement, whether joining wood, metal, glass, stone, or various plastic materials.






