Loctite 332 High Temperature Resistant Acrylic Structural Adhesive
SKU: LT01043
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- $140.84
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- $140.84
- Regular price
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Thixotropic modified acrylic structural adhesive is mainly used for bonding permanent magnets in motors.
LOCTITE AA 332 is a light yellow to dark amber opaque thixotropically modified acrylic structural liquid adhesive primarily used for permanent magnet bonding applications in electric motors. The product provides a strong, long-lasting bond with excellent peel and impact performance.
Application of permanent magnet bonding in electric motors
Suitable for harsh environments
Provides strong, long-lasting bonding and excellent peel and impact performance
Spec // as published by the manufacturer
At a glance
- Product type
- Structural Adhesive
- Brand
- Loctite®
- Chemistry
- Acrylic Methacrylate
Performance focus
Values are as published by the manufacturer for this grade. They describe the product family, not a test report for your assembly — ask us for the current data sheet before you design against them.
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Before you specify it
Technical writing from our engineering team and from the manufacturers we carry.
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We are not just shipping you a drum
A grade on its own rarely solves the problem. These are the four things we do around it.
Selection support
Tell us the substrates, the process window and the failure you are trying to avoid. We narrow the field before you order anything.
Process designPrototyping and pilot runs
Bonded samples and pilot batches of 200–500 pcs on our own dispensing and curing equipment, so process questions are answered before mass production.
Prototyping & pilotCross-border supply, DDP
Destination clearance, local labelling and destination-language SDS are set up by us. Class-restricted goods are routed at quotation time, not discovered at the border.
Cross-border supplyDocumentation chain
Which document, issued by whom, covering what, and notification when it changes. We pass manufacturer documentation through unchanged.
Material substitutionCommon questions
Before you send the enquiry
Yes. Tell us the grade and how you intend to use it, and we will send the manufacturer’s current technical data sheet. We pass manufacturer documentation through unchanged rather than reissuing it under our own name.
No — and you should be careful with anyone in our position who says they do. What we supply is the document chain: which document exists, who issued it, what it covers, and notification when it changes. Compliance statements come from the manufacturer, not from us.
That is one of the most common reasons engineers contact us. Equivalence is a ladder, not a yes/no answer — some claims are backed by a matching data sheet, others only by chemistry family. We will tell you which rung a given substitution sits on before you commit to it.
Packaging sizes shown on this page are the standard units for this grade. Sample quantities for evaluation are handled case by case — tell us the trial you are planning and we will scope it with you.
Tell us what you are bonding
Substrates, process window, and the failure you are trying to design out. An engineer answers, not a form.
We do not issue compliance certificates. We supply the material, the manufacturer’s documentation, and the engineering judgement in between.