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HAWAIIZR-1 · 06-14-2011

I see you have it resolved, but for what it is worth, here is the answer I received when I had a problem finding 262 in Hawaii. This is from Loctite Tech USA Industrial Dept:

Craig,

Loctite 262 is approximately 40% less strength in both breakaway and prevailing strength than Loctite 271 on steel fasteners. The fixture time is a little longer with Loctite 271 vs 262, 10 minutes and 5 minutes respectively. The viscosity is lower with Loctite 271 than 262, 500 cps vs 1850cps. Other than that the temperature , gap filling and sizes of fasteners are about the same. Hope this has helped you.

Take Care,

Tom Kosloski

06-14-2011	#10
HAWAIIZR-1 Join Date: May 2010 Location: Japan Posts: 3,105	Re: Loctite 262 I see you have it resolved, but for what it is worth, here is the answer I received when I had a problem finding 262 in Hawaii. This is from Loctite Tech USA Industrial Dept: Craig, Loctite 262 is approximately 40% less strength in both breakaway and prevailing strength than Loctite 271 on steel fasteners. The fixture time is a little longer with Loctite 271 vs 262, 10 minutes and 5 minutes respectively. The viscosity is lower with Loctite 271 than 262, 500 cps vs 1850cps. Other than that the temperature , gap filling and sizes of fasteners are about the same. Hope this has helped you. Take Care, Tom Kosloski __________________ Craig "ZR-1 NO KA 'OI" "ZR-1 ICHIBAN" 1995 #228 Black/Black with Dunn Heads ZR-1 owner since September 2003 ZR-1 Net Registry Founding Member #0074 NCM Lifetime Member #2048