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Flexible SEM Weld II - Sem Products

Part #: 39708

The Sem Products Flexible SEM Weld II (Model 39708) is a professional-grade repair solution designed for restoring a variety of flexible plastic components in automotive and industrial applications. This specialized two-part urethane adhesive system provides exceptional flexibility and strong adhesion, making it an essential tool for technicians and mechanics seeking durable, high-quality repairs. It is formulated to bond effectively with challenging flexible substrates, ensuring long-lasting results.

Key Features

  • Flexible Repair Solution: Engineered to repair urethane and other flexible plastic parts, maintaining the original material's pliability after curing.
  • Versatile Plastic Compatibility: Effectively bonds to a wide range of flexible plastics, including PUR, RIM, TPE, and TPUR.
  • Professional-Grade Durability: Delivers robust, lasting repairs suitable for the demanding environments of professional automotive and industrial shops.
  • Convenient Kit Size: Supplied as a 10 oz. kit, providing ample material for multiple repairs.
  • Strong Adhesion: Formulated for superior bond strength to ensure repaired components withstand operational stresses.

Applications

Flexible SEM Weld II is ideal for professional technicians addressing damage to various flexible plastic components. Common applications include repairing automotive bumpers, flexible body panels, interior trim pieces, and other plastic components that require a repair with inherent flexibility. It is also suitable for industrial equipment where flexible plastic parts are subject to wear or damage, allowing for efficient and reliable restoration without compromising material integrity.

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  • Model: 58326
  • Shipping Weight: 1.2lbs
  • UPC: 064678639702
  • Manufacturers Part #: 39708
  • Manufactured by: Sem Products
  • Also Known As: SEM39708, SEM-39708

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 14 January, 2000.