Not every acrylic joint can be closed with a thin, fast-evaporating adhesive. When there's a gap to fill, a large surface to bond, or a joint that needs to hold up outdoors for years, fabricators turn to reaction adhesives instead.

Acrifix reaction adhesives are built on MMA/PMMA chemistry. Rather than simply evaporating like a solvent-based glue, they cure through polymerization triggered either by UV/light exposure or by mixing in a catalyst. The adhesive first softens the surface of the acrylic parts, letting the polymer chains from both sides swell and mesh together. Then, as curing kicks in, the adhesive itself forms new polymer chains, locking everything into place with extra reinforcement that a solvent-only bond can't match.

Acrifix Reaction Adhesive

The result is a joint that's gap-filling, handles area bonding well, and depending on the specific formulation holds up to outdoor weather exposure. This makes Acrifix reaction adhesive glue a go-to choice wherever appearance and long-term durability both matter.

Kapoor Plastics stocks the full Acrifix reaction adhesive lineup, from fast UV-curing formulas to two-component chemically curing options, for fabricators and traders across India.

Acrifix Reaction Adhesive Product Range

Product Type Best Suited For
Acrifix 1R 9016 1-Component, UV-curing, low viscosity Clear internal fillet joints, display cases
Acrifix 1R 0192 1-Component, light/UV-curing, viscous Butt joints, area bonding, furniture, DIY repairs
Acrifix 1R 0350 Rapid 1-Component, UV-curing, highly viscous Caravan windows, tradeshow booths, mechanical engineering
Acrifix 1R 9019 1-Component, UV-curing, highly fluid Complex geometries, signage, precision capillary joints
Acrifix 2R 0190 2-Component, chemically curing, viscous Furniture, aquariums, store fixtures
Acrifix 2R 1200 2-Component, chemically curing, highly viscous Furniture, displays, mechanical engineering
Acrifix 2R 2019 2-Component, chemically curing, low viscosity Display cases, model building

Each variant differs in viscosity, cure method, and cure time. Reach out and we'll help match the right one to your joint.

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Where Acrifix Reaction Adhesive Is Used

  • Display cases and retail store fixtures
  • Furniture and interior fit-outs
  • Aquarium and tank fabrication
  • Illuminated signage
  • Tradeshow booths and exhibition stands
  • Caravan and vehicle windows
  • Mechanical engineering components
  • Model making and prototyping

Kapoor Plastics - Your Acrifix Reaction Adhesive Partner

  • Verified, Genuine Stock: Every Acrifix product we sell traces back to POLYVANTIS, the material group behind PLEXIGLAS® and LEXAN™
  • Product Selection Support: Unsure whether you need a 1-component UV-cure or a 2-component chemical-cure adhesive? Our team walks you through it based on your joint type and finish requirements
  • Bulk Order Pricing: Structured for fabricators and distributors buying in volume
  • Reliable Logistics: Delivered through the same warehousing network that has served 5,000+ businesses over four decades
  • One Supplier, Full Range: Get your reaction adhesives, hardeners, and colorants from a single trusted source
Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes reaction adhesive different from solvent adhesive?

Solvent adhesives bond by evaporation alone, while reaction adhesives cure through polymerization either under UV light or via a chemical catalyst. This gives reaction adhesives gap-filling ability and makes them better suited to area bonding and joints that need extra strength.

Should I choose a 1-component or 2-component Acrifix adhesive?

1-component adhesives cure under UV or light exposure and suit most standard bonding jobs. 2-component adhesives cure chemically with a catalyst (Acrifix CA 0020) and are typically chosen when UV curing isn't practical, or when the adhesive needs to be thinned or colored.

Will the bond hold up outdoors?

Most Acrifix reaction adhesives are weather-resistant, with annealing recommended for best long-term performance. Exact resistance varies by product. Our team can confirm the right choice for outdoor applications.

How long before a bonded part can be handled or processed further?

This depends on the specific adhesive, ranging from about an hour to over three hours. Full technical data sheets are available on request.

Can I order Acrifix reaction adhesive in bulk?

Yes. We supply the full Acrifix reaction adhesive range in bulk to fabricators, manufacturers, and trade buyers across India.