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Technical Data Sheet
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Vibra-Tite® 548
Retaining Compound
September 2012
Product Description
Vibra-TITE 548 is a medium viscosity, quick curing,
high strength anaerobic retaining compound. VibraTITE 548 is used for tight-clearance, and slip-fit
metal applications. The product performs on
aluminum, steel, plated, stainless steel, and special
alloy parts. Vibra-TITE 548 exhibits good
temperature and solvent resistant. Vibra-TITE 548
can be used to create an air-tight seal on cylindrical
assemblies. This product cures rapidly on all metal
surfaces.
Typical Applications
Locks shaft and hubs together for gears,
bearing, bushings
Bonds pins, adaptors, plugs
Properties of Uncured Material
Chemical Type Anaerobic
Appearance Green
Toxicity Low
Solids 100%
Viscosity 450-600 cPs
Specific Gravity 1.1
Typical Curing Performance
Cure Speed
The cure rate depends on temperature and substrate.
The graph below shows the shear strength developed
with time on steel pins and collars.
Performance of Cured Material
Typical Values
Fixture Time 2-5 min @ 72oF
Full Cure Time 24 hrs @ 72oF
Temperature Range -60oF to 350oF
(-51oC to 177 oC)
Shear Strength
Cold rolled steel 15 min cure >1800 psi
Cold rolled steel 24 hr cure >3260 psi
Aluminum >1000 psi
Static shear strength was measured on cylindrical
parts with a 0.002” diametrical clearance.
Environmental and Fluid Resistance
(Shear strength values)
Typical Values
Heat age 100%
Engine oil@ 150oC 95%
Brake fluid @ 150oC 90%
ATF @ 150oC 90%
50/50 water/
ethylene glycol @ 120oC 92%
Water @ 100oC 92%
Gasoline @ 25oC 100%
Diesel fuel @ 25oC 100%
Ethyl Alcohol @25oC 75%
General Information
Storage
Product should be stored in a cool and dry location at
temperatures between 14°F (-10°C) to 86°F (30°C).
Shelf life is 2 years from date of manufacture when
stored at 72±8°F (22±4°C).
Note
The data are furnished for information only and are
believed to be reliable. We cannot assume
responsibility for the results obtained by others over
whose methods we have no control. It is
recommended that the product be tested in the
application for which it is to be used.