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Yes, we are the first manufacturer of chemical anchor in Taiwan with over 20 years reputation. We also have injection molding machine to produce the cartridge for packing chemical anchor, the mixer nozzle,...
Read moreYes, we are professional manufacturer for chemical anchor with over 20 years’ experience. To customize special formula or other chemical material per customers’ requirement is available. Please send...
Read moreThere are many different variations chemical anchor system in the market. The differences are usually from the material, the packaging, the mixing ratio, the color, and so on. However, the principle of each...
Read moreStyrene is concerned about health effects on large amount using under long period and environmentally aware. While the consumption of styrene-containing resins still represents a larger portion of the Unsaturated...
Read moreWe also call gelling time as working time and curing time as hardening time. It is important to know the gelling time and curing time before you start using chemical anchor. However, the time will be varied...
Read moreWe are ISO 9001 management system qualified company. Moreover, we do 100% inspection at every production process and random inspection for each shipment before shipping. We are so confident in our quality.
Read moreThe shelf life of each chemical anchors is different based on the material. For new and unused GU-100 polyester is 12 months from manufacture date and 18 months for GU-500 GU-600 epoxy acrylate, and GU-2000...
Read moreThe used chemical anchor can be re-used next time with a new mixing nozzle. Before you keep it in the cabinet, make sure to remove the used nozzle and clean the opening of the cartridge to avoid the mixed...
Read moreAmbient temperatures can have negative effects on the proper curing of epoxy. When installing Good Use chemical anchor, it requires the temperature of the substrate is above 0℃, and the chemical anchor...
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