The Sylmasta Superfast Titanium Epoxy Putty Stick Kit is a complete, high-performance repair system engineered for use in challenging maintenance environments where reliability and speed matter. Each stick in the kit weighs 114g (4 oz) and contains a precisely portioned mix of epoxy resin and hardener, pre-encapsulated for immediate use. Simply cut, knead, and apply — no tools, mixing trays, or measuring are required. This makes the kit especially valuable for technicians needing to make quick repairs in the field or on the plant floor with minimal downtime.
Formulated with titanium filler, the epoxy offers enhanced strength and high thermal tolerance. It performs in sustained temperatures up to 473°F (245°C) and can withstand short-term exposure up to 536°F (280°C), making it suitable for repairing hot pipes, ducting, and equipment exposed to heat cycling. Once cured, it forms a solid, non-rusting repair that resists water, fuels, oils, and many industrial chemicals.
The sticks are packaged in a rugged, reusable case for organized storage and portability. Whether kept in a maintenance vehicle, shop cabinet, or toolbox, the kit ensures that high-strength repair capability is always within reach. Its extended shelf life and wide material compatibility make it a dependable asset for maintenance teams working in manufacturing, processing, HVAC, marine, and utility sectors.
Key Features
High Temperature Resistance
Performs in continuous temperatures up to 473°F (245°C), with intermittent exposure up to 536°F (280°C)
Universal Material Bonding
Adheres to metals, ceramics, concrete, plastics, and wood — ideal for versatile plant applications
No Tools Required
Pre-measured, hand-kneadable sticks require no special equipment or measuring
Durable & Machinable Finish
Cures to a Shore D hardness of 80; can be drilled, tapped, sanded, and painted after full cure
Extended Working Time
90-minute working time with a full cure achieved in 72 hours; functional handling after 8 hours
Long Shelf Life & Safe Storage
Shelf life of 18 months (or longer if stored at 75°F / 24°C); non-flammable and solvent-free
Recommended Applications for Superfast Titanium Epoxy Putty
Maintenance professionals rely on Superfast Titanium for fast, permanent repairs in both routine and emergency scenarios. Its ability to hold under heat and stress makes it particularly useful in mechanical rooms, production facilities, and field operations.
Common uses include:
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- Sealing leaks in high-temperature pipework and ducting
- Rebuilding damaged pump and valve housings
- Repairing stripped threads, blowholes, and castings
- Filling voids in tanks, tools, and molds
- Reinforcing worn edges and corners of machinery
- Bonding dissimilar materials exposed to heat or vibration
Complete Technical Specifications – Superfast Titanium
Titanium-filled epoxy putty stick designed to bond and repair materials exposed to high-temperature applications.
11,600 PSI Compressive Strength
473°F Continuous Service
100% Non-Volatile
90 min Working Time
Bonds Metals, Ceramics & Plastics
Chemical & Water Resistant
Machinable When Cured
No VOCs or Solvents
Non-Rusting & Non-Corrosive
Interior & Exterior Use
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to work with the material once it’s mixed?
You have a 90-minute working time at room temperature (75°F / 24°C) before the epoxy begins to harden.
What temperature can the epoxy handle?
It is rated for continuous use up to 473°F (245°C) and intermittent exposure up to 536°F (280°C).
Can I machine the epoxy once cured?
Yes. Once fully cured (72 hours), it can be drilled, tapped, ground, filed, or painted.
Will it bond to plastic or wood?
Yes. Superfast Titanium bonds to most materials, including many plastics, wood, metals, masonry, and ceramics.
How should I store the putty sticks for best shelf life?
Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Ideal storage temperatures are between 41°F and 68°F (5°C to 20°C).
Is the product safe to use indoors?
Yes. It contains no VOCs, solvents, or noxious fumes, making it safe for indoor and confined space use.
