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ThreeBond 1324 is an anaerobic resin, with medium strength, mainly used for threadlocking applications. Anaerobic adhesives cure at room temperature in the absence of air and in contact with active metal surfaces. Once cured, TB1324 fills the gaps between threaded metal components, preventing loosening caused by vibration while also providing effective sealing against leaks, moisture and corrosion.
MEDIUM STRENGTH M20 MAX SIZE RED RESIN 10mL, 50mL, 250mL
Industrial machinery Securing bolts, studs and adjustment screws on pumps, motors, gearboxes and conveyors.
Automotive Threadlocking fasteners exposed to vibration, such as brackets, housings and engine accessories.
Robotics & automation Locking screws and threaded assemblies in robotic arms, actuators and precision equipment.
Drones (UAVs) Securing motor mounts, frame screws and other threaded fasteners subjected to continuous vibration.
Power tools Preventing loosening of threaded components in drills, grinders and electric screwdrivers.
Medical devices Locking threaded assemblies requiring long-term reliability and resistance to repeated use.
Consumer electronics Securing threaded fasteners in products such as cameras, printers and industrial electronic equipment.
At ThreeBond, we offer a complete range of anaerobic adhesives, from low- to high-strength grades, to meet a wide variety of assembly and maintenance requirements. Whether the application requires easy disassembly, medium-strength locking for routine maintenance, or permanent fastening for maximum reliability, our solutions provide secure locking, effective sealing and long-term protection against vibration and corrosion.
Discover our other anaerobic resins on the 1300 series page !
Anaerobic resin with medium strength for threadlocking | ThreeBond 1324
27/07/2026
Thanks to its red colour and medium-strength performance, TB1324 is ideal for securing studs, bolts, nuts and bearings while still allowing occasional disassembly using standard hand tools when maintenance is required.
01. Properties
Anaerobic threadlocking resins provide a more reliable alternative to conventional mechanical locking devices. They polymerise in the absence of air between metal surfaces, filling the microscopic clearances between threads to distribute stresses more evenly, prevent vibrational loosening, eliminate fretting corrosion and provide effective sealing against fluids and contaminants.
Eliminates thread clearances by completely filling the microscopic gaps between mating threads.
Provides uniform load distribution, reducing stress concentrations and improving joint reliability.
Seals threaded assemblies against liquids, gases, moisture and contaminants.
Reduces the number of components by eliminating the need for lock washers, lock nuts or other mechanical locking devices.
Simplifies assembly and maintenance while ensuring consistent locking performance.
TB1324
One-component anaerobic resin
- Solvent free, acrylic base
- Medium strength
- For threadlocking
Viscosity600 Pa･s
ColourRed
Set time4 min
Break loose torque30 N.m
Prevailing torque38 N.m
Service temperature-40 to +150°C
02. Applications
03. ThreeBond Anaerobic resins
At ThreeBond, we offer a complete range of anaerobic adhesives, from low- to high-strength grades, to meet a wide variety of assembly and maintenance requirements. Whether the application requires easy disassembly, medium-strength locking for routine maintenance, or permanent fastening for maximum reliability, our solutions provide secure locking, effective sealing and long-term protection against vibration and corrosion.
Discover our other anaerobic resins on the 1300 series page !
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Anaerobic resins
→ F.A.Q
01. What is an anaerobic resin?
Anaerobic resin is a type of adhesive or sealant that cures in the absence of oxygen and in contact with metal surfaces. It remains liquid when exposed to air but polymerizes once confined between metal parts, creating a strong and durable bond.
02. How does an anaerobic resin work?
Anaerobic resins cure through a chemical reaction triggered when oxygen is excluded and metal ions are present. Once applied between two tightly fitted metal surfaces, the resin hardens and forms a resistant polymer structure.
03. What are anaerobic resins used for?
Anaerobic resins are widely used in industrial applications such as threadlocking, thread sealing, flange sealing, retaining cylindrical components, and bonding metal parts. They are commonly found in automotive, electronics, machinery, and manufacturing industries.
04. What are the advantages of anaerobic resins?
Anaerobic resins offer several benefits, including:
- Excellent resistance to vibration and shock
- Protection against corrosion and leakage
- Reliable sealing performance
- High mechanical strength
- Easy application and assembly
- Long-term durability
05. What is the difference between anaerobic adhesive and anaerobic sealant?
Anaerobic adhesives are mainly designed to bond and secure metal components, such as screws, bolts, and cylindrical parts. Anaerobic sealants are primarily used to prevent leaks by filling gaps between assembled components, such as pipes, flanges, and threaded connections.
06. What materials can anaerobic resins bond?
Anaerobic resins are mainly designed for metal-to-metal applications, including steel, aluminum, brass, and other metal alloys. Their curing performance depends on factors such as surface condition, gap size, and the presence of active metal ions.
07. Can ThreeBond 1324 be removed after curing?
Yes, depending on the application and the level of adhesion required, ThreeBond 1324 can be removed using appropriate mechanical methods such as disassembly with tools and, when necessary, heat application.