Akemi MATCH BOND - 1155 White Linen - Methacrylate Pre-Pigmented Cartridge Adhesive (250 mL)
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| Marca: Akemi |
AKEMI® Match Bond (Colour Bond CC) is a pre-colored, gel-like two-component adhesive that produces strong, near-invisible seams in engineered and natural stone. This cartridge is factory-pigmented in shade 1155 “White Linen” to blend into matching light stone, so the glue line disappears. Dispensed straight from a 250 mL cartridge through a static mixer nozzle, it has high bonding power, very fast surface drying, and a non-sag gel body that holds on vertical joints. AKEMI offers this adhesive in an extensive color-match range keyed to leading engineered-stone brands.
| Property | Detail |
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| Brand | Akemi |
| Manufacturer | AKEMI GmbH, Nuremberg, Germany |
| Product Type | Pre-colored, two-component cartridge adhesive (Colour Bond CC) |
| Chemical Basis | Two-component epoxy-acrylate |
| Consistency | Gel-like, non-sag |
| Color | White Linen (color code 1155) |
| Mixing Ratio | 10 : 1 (via static mixer nozzle) |
| Working Time | Approx. 5–7 minutes at 68°F (20°C) |
| Temperature Resistance | Good adhesion up to 140–158°F (60–70°C); briefly higher under low strain |
| Resistance | Resistant to water, petrol, and mineral oils |
| Cartridge Size | 250 mL |
| Color Range | Over 50 colors matched to leading engineered-stone brands |
Producing strong, color-matched, near-invisible joints and seams in engineered stone (engineered marble and quartz) as well as natural and artificial stone. Ideal for countertop seaming, edge build-ups, and repairs where the glue line should blend into light stone.
Choose the color code that matches the stone; AKEMI publishes recommended codes by material and brand.
Industrial two-component adhesive. Keep away from ignition sources and use only in well-ventilated areas. Wear chemical-resistant gloves and eye protection. Consult the AKEMI Safety Data Sheet (available from the manufacturer or stein.akemi.de) before use. Technical values are manufacturer figures at 68°F (20°C) and may vary with jobsite conditions.