Tenax Eliox Knife Grade Epoxy Adhesive – 2.25 kg Kit, Two-part Knife Grade Epoxy
Tenax Eliox Knife Grade Epoxy Adhesive – 2.25 kg Kit, Two-part Knife Grade Epoxy
The Tenax Eliox Knife Grade Epoxy Adhesive kit is a two-part, extra-clear knife grade epoxy supplied as 1.5 kg of Part A plus 0.75 kg of Part B, 2.25 kg total, which is a 2:1 mix by weight.
Key Features
- Kit contents: Part A 1.5 kg and Part B 0.75 kg, 2.25 kg in total. Both components are in this item; nothing else has to be bought to make it cure.
- The 2:1 by weight ratio follows from Tenax's own published 1.5 kg to 0.75 kg kit split. Tenax prints no ratio on the product page, so mix to the instructions on the containers.
- Knife grade: a non-sagging paste for filling, gluing and laminating, as opposed to a flowing resin.
- Approved for food contact, with very low shrinkage on hardening and very low yellowing over time.
- Extra clear with a high-gloss finish; rated by Tenax for interior and exterior use.
- Tenax sells Part A (1.5 kg) and Part B (0.75 kg) as separate line items as well; this SKU is the complete kit.
Who Is This For?
Countertop fabricators laminating edges, filling and seaming, and anyone who needs a clear bond line that will not yellow visibly on a light stone. The food-contact approval matters to shops doing commercial kitchen, bar and food-service work where the bond line is on a working surface.
What This Is Not For
Knife grade is a paste, so it is the wrong viscosity for anything that has to run into a hairline crack or level itself in a void - a flowing adhesive such as the Superior Stone Products Water-Clear Polyester Stone Adhesive in the flowing grade is the right tool there. Buyers who already hold one component should check the separate Part A and Part B line items rather than buying a second full kit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the Eliox kit?
The Tenax Eliox kit contains Part A at 1.5 kg and Part B at 0.75 kg, 2.25 kg in total. Both components are included.
What is the mix ratio?
Tenax's published kit split is 1.5 kg of Part A to 0.75 kg of Part B, which is 2:1 by weight. Tenax does not print a ratio on the product page, so the figures on the containers govern.
Is Eliox safe for food-contact surfaces?
Tenax publishes Eliox as approved for food contact.
Does it yellow?
Tenax publishes Eliox as having very low yellowing over time and very low shrinkage on hardening, with an extra-clear, high-gloss finish.
Can it be used outdoors?
Tenax rates Eliox for both interior and exterior use.