Gorilla takes epoxy to the Gorilla Tough level. With its superior solvent and water resistance, Gorilla Epoxy adhesive is incredibly strong and durable for household and automotive repairs alike. The easy-to-use syringe keeps the epoxy resin and hardener separate, so it is easy to dispense.

Epoxy is considered "stronger" because it penetrates deeper into the wood, and it hardens to a greater degree than gorilla glue. All adhesives have limits as to strength. Use and exposure will give you the information you need as to which one to use.

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Original Gorilla Glue works on wood, stone, foam, metal, ceramic, glass and other materials. It expands slightly while drying, sometimes enough to cause squeeze-out, which foams up in air. Super is a fast drying glue. Gel Super is a no-dripping variety.

Epoxy is an organic compound made up of chains of carbon linked to other elements such as hydrogen, oxygen, or nitrogen. This link occurs via a covalent bond, in which the elements share a pair of electrons to stay together. The term epoxy is broad.

Epoxy is an extremely durable glue used for all kinds of repair jobs around the home. It can fill gaps, it's waterproof, and a great all-purpose adhesive. Epoxy glue is sold in two-component packages you need to mix, but it's actually really easy to use. Even for novice DIYers!

3300 psi Gorilla Glue clear two-part epoxy adhesive is compatible with steel, aluminum, glass, wood, ceramic, masonry and plastic materials with a 24 hr cure time. Provides a 5 min working time. Works in a mix ratio of 1:1. Delivers great performance with tensile strength of 3300 psi.

Epoxy: Epoxy glue is a thermosetting adhesive made up of a resin or epoxy polymer and a hardener that is used to adhere or join a range of surfaces together with a strong, permanent, and robust bond that can tolerate extreme stress and weather conditions. Adhesive: refers to sticking, be it on a surface or object.

Gorilla Super Glue is a cyanoacrylate adhesive, while Gorilla Glue is a polyurethane.

OUR STORY. The Gorilla Glue Company is based in Cincinnati, Ohio and has been selling Gorilla Glue® for over two decades. The glue was first discovered being used in Indonesia on teak furniture, but consumers soon found it to be incredibly versatile and demand soared.

petroleum The raw materials for epoxy resin production are today largely petroleum derived, although some plant derived sources are now becoming commercially available (e.g. plant derived glycerol used to make epichlorohydrin).

Epoxy glue is used to bond a wide range of substances, like metal, glass, wood, ceramics, tile and concrete.

2 years The approximate shelf life of Gorilla Epoxy is up to 2 years, unopened from date of manufacture. Once opened there is no standard time, it will be dependent on storage conditions and age of the product, up to 6/9 months is a good guideline.

Epoxy: Epoxy glue is a thermosetting adhesive made up of a resin or epoxy polymer and a hardener that is used to adhere or join a range of surfaces together with a strong, permanent, and robust bond that can tolerate extreme stress and weather conditions. Adhesive: refers to sticking, be it on a surface or object.

Unlike traditional adhesives which are water-based, cyanoacrylate glue is composed of an acrylic resin. The main ingredient in cyanoacrylate glue is cyanoacrylate, which is an acrylic monomer that transforms to a plastic state after curing.

Gorilla Glue and Elmer's ProBond are popular polyurethane-based adhesives that, when ingested, can cause serious problems - including death - if not properly diagnosed and treated. While classified as “non-toxic,” these glues contain a catalyzing agent called Diphenylmethane Diisocyanate (MDI).