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Akemi Everclear Clear Knife Grade Urethane Adhesive (395 mL Cartridge)

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Akemi Everclear 510 Clear Knife-Grade Urethane Adhesive

AKEMI® EVERCLEAR 510 is a gel-like, solvent-free, two-component (Part A + Part B) polyurethane (2C-PUR) adhesive built for the stone-fabrication industry. Its transparent, colorless formula has excellent stability to yellowing and does not bleed into the marginal zone, which makes it ideal for bonding and filling very light-colored, white, or transparent crystalline natural and artificial stone. The smooth, knife-grade gel holds well on vertical surfaces yet still allows thin, precise glue lines, and it grinds and polishes very well once cured. It is a very-low-emission product (GEV EMICODE® EC1PLUS, emission class A+) and carries no dangerous-goods classification.

  • Transparent & highly yellowing-stable — built for white, light, and transparent stone; no marginal-zone bleeding
  • Knife-grade gel — holds on vertical surfaces, yet allows thin bonding joints
  • Solvent-free 2C-PUR — very good to grind and polish once hardened
  • Indoor & outdoor — hard stone (e.g. granite) and Techno Ceramic inside and out; soft stone (marble, limestone) indoors
  • Very low emission — GEV EMICODE® EC1PLUS, emission class A+; tintable with AKEMI® Polyester Colouring Pastes (up to 2%)
Property Detail
Brand Akemi
Manufacturer AKEMI GmbH, Nuremberg, Germany
Product Type Two-component (2C) polyurethane (PUR) reaction-resin adhesive
Consistency Knife-grade gel (non-sag, holds on vertical surfaces)
Color Transparent, colorless — excellent stability to yellowing
Mixing Ratio 1 : 1 (Part A : Part B) — 100 g A to 100 g B
Working Time Approx. 10–12 min at 68°F (20°C)
Parts Movable After Approx. 2 hours at 68°F (20°C)
Ready to Process After Approx. 6 hours at 68°F (20°C)
Full / Maximum Strength After approx. 7 days at 68°F (20°C)
Bending Strength 7,250–8,700 psi (50–60 N/mm², DIN EN ISO 178)
Tensile Strength 2,900–4,350 psi (20–30 N/mm², DIN EN ISO 527)
Density Part A approx. 1.10 g/cm³ (9.2 lb/gal) · Part B approx. 1.16 g/cm³ (9.7 lb/gal)
Recommended Application Temp. At least 59°F (15°C); do not use below 41°F (5°C)
Service Temperature Not permanently above 140°F (60°C); briefly up to 212°F (100°C)
Emission Class GEV EMICODE® EC1PLUS — class A+ (very low emission)
Tool Cleaner AKEMI® Universal Thinner / Dilution (uncured adhesive)
Shelf Life At least 12 months from production, stored dry and cool at 41–77°F (5–25°C) in the closed original container
Available Formats 395 mL cartridge · can sets
Manufacturer Part Number PURE.11452
  • 2C-PUR system with excellent stability to yellowing — safe on very light, white, and transparent stone
  • No bleeding in the marginal zone around the bond line
  • Gel-like, smooth consistency gives good stability on vertical areas, and allows thin bonding joints
  • Solvent-free; very good to grind and polish after curing
  • Suitable for hard stone (e.g. granite) and Techno Ceramic indoors and outdoors; for soft stone (marble, Jura limestone) indoors
  • Very low emission (GEV EMICODE® EC1PLUS), emission class A+ confirmed by an external testing institute
  • No dangerous-goods classification
  • Easily colored with AKEMI® Polyester Colouring Pastes, Colouring Concentrates liquid, or Spectrum Pastes (up to max. 2%)

Mainly used for bonding & filling:

  • Natural stone — marble and granite (including very light-colored and white stone)
  • Artificial / engineered stone and building material — terrazzo and concrete
  • Techno Ceramic
  • Other materials such as plastics, paper, wood, and glass (a test bond is recommended)

Not suitable for: polyolefins (polyethylene, polypropylene), Teflon/PTFE, silicone, and other materials containing plasticizers (e.g. soft PVC).

  1. Thoroughly clean the surfaces to be bonded — they must be dry and free of dust, dirt, and grease. Slightly roughen smooth surfaces. (Humidity causes bubbles in the glue and a loss of stability.)
  2. Cartridge: remove the clasp, load the cartridge in the gun, and work the grip until material emerges from both openings; then fit the mixing nozzle. Discard the first 4 in. (10 cm) of material from the nozzle. If used without a mixing nozzle, mix both components thoroughly.
  3. Cans: mix 100 g of Part A with 100 g of Part B (1:1) homogeneously. The mixing ratio must be observed exactly.
  4. If desired, color with up to 2% AKEMI® Polyester Colouring Pastes, Colouring Concentrates liquid, or Spectrum Pastes.
  5. The mixture stays workable for approx. 10–12 minutes at 68°F (20°C). Bonded parts may be moved after approx. 2 hours, further processed after approx. 6 hours, and reach final stability after approx. 7 days.
  6. Clean tools immediately with AKEMI® Universal Thinner. Hardening is accelerated by heat and delayed by cold.
  • For professional use only.
  • Keep the exact 1:1 mixing ratio — excess adhesive acts as a plasticizer and may slowly cause yellowing.
  • Surfaces must be dry, clean, and grease-free; humidity leads to bubbles and lost stability.
  • Recommended application temperature is at least 59°F (15°C); do not use below 41°F (5°C), as it will not sufficiently harden.
  • Only conditionally suitable in areas of permanent moisture or direct water contact; do not permanently expose the bond above 140°F (60°C) (briefly up to 212°F / 100°C).
  • The hardened product can be removed only mechanically. Empty the container completely for proper disposal.
  • Industrial chemical product — use only in well-ventilated areas and wear chemical-resistant gloves and eye protection. Always consult the AKEMI Safety Data Sheet (SDS) before use.

Industrial chemical product. 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.