For industrial repair materials for manufacturing sites, equipment, and facilities, look for the "KAN Putty" series.
KAN paste
Iron powder and ceramic blend, quick curing, heat resistant, wear resistant, hygienically compatible ─ domestically produced industrial putty that meets diverse needs. Free catalog available!
"KAN Paste" is an industrial repair agent that combines "epoxy resin," used in adhesives, paints, and electrical sealing materials, with iron powder and ceramics. When the main agent and hardener are mixed, it cures at room temperature, strongly adhering to various metals, concrete, stone, wood, and more. We offer putties and coatings, primarily featuring "Iron Metal" with a high concentration of iron powder, as well as grades that cure quickly and those with heat resistance. - Room temperature curing type - Epoxy resin-based putty - Urethane resin-based putty [Features] ■ Technical capabilities that meet user needs ■ Stable supply due to domestic production ■ Cost performance *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup (Partial)】 ■ Iron Metal ■ Iron Liquid ■ Aluminum Metal ■ Wear-Resistant Metal ■ Wear-Resistant Coating ■ Stainless Steel Repair *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■Industrial repair *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| Iron metal | Metal repair putty with a high concentration of iron powder. No fire or special techniques required! Easy repair by simply applying. An epoxy putty that can safely and reliably restore leaking or missing metal parts. |
| Iron liquid | Liquid repair agent compatible with pouring and brush application. Self-leveling for easy pouring and brush application! A liquid repair agent with iron powder that can withstand up to 120°C, also suitable for FRP applications. |
| Aluminum metal | Multi-purpose metal repair putty for aluminum equipment and parts. Easy and effective for leak repairs and shape restoration! Repair agent that withstands temperatures up to 120°C. |
| Wear-resistant metal | Metal repair putty for wear environments. Strong against sliding and slurry wear due to self-lubricating properties and high alumina content! A repair agent suitable for the regeneration and repair of metal equipment from shaft axes to piping and tanks. |
| Wear-resistant coating | Corrosion-resistant and wear-resistant brush-on coating. High content of alumina ceramic powder! A wear-resistant coating that provides long-term protection for pump casings and screw conveyors in wear environments. |
| Stainless Repair | Food hygiene compliant metal repair putty. It adheres well to stainless steel and copper, improving corrosion resistance, food safety, and abrasion resistance with an epoxy resin-based putty. |
| etc. | We offer a diverse lineup tailored to various applications. Please also take a look at our other KAN putty products. |
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The roots of Kansai Paste Chemical lie in the production of gofun (shell powder) in 1907. We have challenged ourselves to create products that meet the needs of the times, and now we manufacture and process a wide range of products, not just paste. In particular, we possess many manufacturing facilities for medium to high viscosity products and are also capable of small-batch packaging.
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