hysol ea9410 - current equivelant?

[patrick mitchel]

I have a tin of hysol ea 9410 that I picked up form light miniature aircraft
at least 10 yr ago and the base resin is pretty thick- have to put in
boiling water to thin enough to extricate from the can . Was used to bond
metal together at room temp. 9410 is not at the loctite (current maker of
hysol) website. the stuff a grey-yellow with a brown (smelly) hardener.
Anyone know what the current equivelent is?
TIA Pat

[Dale Larsen]

Pat,
A google search yields the following from ASS:

"This new and improved Hysol glue replaces the old EA-9410-2 glue. EA-9430
has the same characteristics as the EA-9410, but has a 50 minute pot life
instead of the 30 minute pot life of the EA-9410 at 77°F. Used extensively
in the Strojnik S2A sailplane and many other homebuilts."

Merry Christmas!

"patrick mitchel" > wrote in message
...
> I have a tin of hysol ea 9410 that I picked up form light miniature
aircraft
> at least 10 yr ago and the base resin is pretty thick- have to put in
> boiling water to thin enough to extricate from the can . Was used to bond
> metal together at room temp. 9410 is not at the loctite (current maker of
> hysol) website. the stuff a grey-yellow with a brown (smelly) hardener.
> Anyone know what the current equivelent is?
> TIA Pat
>
>

[patrick mitchel]

Thanks Dale, I appreciate you taking the time. Regards Pat

Dale Larsen > wrote in message
news:3yFGb.458127$Dw6.1369859@attbi_s02...
> Pat,
> A google search yields the following from ASS:
>
> "This new and improved Hysol glue replaces the old EA-9410-2 glue. EA-9430
> has the same characteristics as the EA-9410, but has a 50 minute pot life
> instead of the 30 minute pot life of the EA-9410 at 77°F. Used extensively
> in the Strojnik S2A sailplane and many other homebuilts."
>
> Merry Christmas!
>
> "patrick mitchel" > wrote in message
> ...
> > I have a tin of hysol ea 9410 that I picked up form light miniature
> aircraft
> > at least 10 yr ago and the base resin is pretty thick- have to put in
> > boiling water to thin enough to extricate from the can . Was used to
bond
> > metal together at room temp. 9410 is not at the loctite (current maker
of
> > hysol) website. the stuff a grey-yellow with a brown (smelly) hardener.
> > Anyone know what the current equivelent is?
> > TIA Pat
> >
> >
>
>

[Bob Kuykendall]

Earlier, "Dale Larsen" > wrote:

> EA-9430...

Yup, that's the stuff. After they stopped making the EA9410, everybody
including the HP glider bulders switched to EA9430.

And, by the way, these days it's a Locktite product.

Thanks, and best regards to all

Bob K.
http://www.hpaircraft.com