High Temp Glue

[barneey]

Following on from the bergland stock pot cutting thread I now wish to join the pots together with a series of bolts around the perimeter of the pots.

I`m also considering gluing the two pots together for extra strength.

Can anyone recommend a gripfill type of adhesive that is rated above 100c

Cheers

[barneey]

I found this but it only says 100c + (not a very exact figure)

http://www.bostik.co.uk/diy/product/evo ... d-Metal/26

[jaberry]

CT1 goes to 120c

http://www.ct1ltd.com/en/ct1.html

[barneey]

CT1 goes to 120c

http://www.ct1ltd.com/en/ct1.html

Cheers not a product I`ve ever heard of but a little bit more reading http://www.ct1ltd.com/en/bonding-stainless-steel.html so it looks ideal for the job.

[irv]

Araldite 2014-1 is up to 120C ( but the shear strength is reduced at this temp) and can be used on stainless steel.

I've not used this variant of the araldite 2000 range, so i cant comment on if it becomes brittle or not.

http://uk.farnell.com/araldite/araldite ... tAodViwAcA

[Fil]

Dont glue, nuts n bolts will be more than ample use Stainless nuts n bolts and i doubt you will need more than 3 or 4..

i cant believe you wont conceive of a mod or improvement within months than may require a minor disassemble
u can always use a shim or 2 to ensure proper levels

[Hanglow]

JB Weld must be good up to a couple of hundred degrees or so


no idea if it's food safe or the type of adhesive you want

You would never be able to take it apart though.