Pacer TX-100 High-Temperature Cyanoacrylate Adhesive

Description

Pacer TX-100 is a high-temperature cyanoacrylate adhesive with a medium 80 to 120 cP viscosity. It is intended for bonding and wire-tacking work where the cured joint may see elevated temperatures, including printed circuit board processing and electronic component assembly.

Why Pacer TX-100 is different from standard CA

• TX series chemistry is made for applications exposed to continuous elevated temperatures after cure.
• Service-temperature guidance reaches 300 F in the Pacer TX series literature.
• Medium 80 to 120 cP viscosity supports controlled placement and up to 0.004 inch gap fill.
• Designed for wire tacking and component bonding before and after wave soldering.
• Works on plain printed circuit boards and solder-mask-covered boards when surfaces are properly prepared.
• Meets MIL-A-46050C Type II Class 2 per the original product context and Pacer family literature.

Where Pacer TX-100 fits

• Wire tacking on circuit boards before soldering or handling.
• Small electronic component bonding near heat sources, power supplies, or lamps.
• General high-temperature instant adhesive work where a thin CA is too runny.
• Bonding chromate conversion coatings and lightly oily parts when process testing confirms fit.
• Small assemblies that need fast fixturing and clean one-part adhesive handling.

Pacer TX-100 handling notes

Use small amounts and keep parts clean. Pacer technical guidance notes that one free-falling drop can cover about one square inch of bond area, and over-application can slow cleanup. Fixture timing depends on temperature, humidity, bondline thickness, and substrate, so production teams should qualify the adhesive on actual parts before moving into volume work. Store bottles closed and protected from contamination between uses.

For related instant adhesive grades, browse Chemical Concepts cyanoacrylate adhesives. For manufacturer information on Pacer and The Original Super Glue products, visit Super Glue Corporation.

Need help choosing a TX series grade or matching an accelerator to a larger gap? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].