Schützinger SILA 615 ZERO rode borglak 20 ml 99022133

Loose screw connections can lead to equipment failure, safety hazards, and costly downtime. Schützinger SILA 615 ZERO red screw locking lacquer provides a reliable way to secure fasteners against vibration and tampering, while also serving as a visual indicator of any unauthorized adjustment.

Who is it for

This screw locking lacquer is ideal for maintenance technicians, assembly workers, and quality control personnel who need to ensure that critical screw connections remain secure. It is suitable for use on machinery, electronic devices, automotive components, and other equipment where screws may loosen over time.

Main features

• Red colour for easy visual inspection of secured screws
• Integrated brush in cap for convenient application
• Touch dry in approximately 10-15 minutes
• Fully cured in approximately 24 hours
• Temperature resistant from -30°C to +120°C
• Resistant to oils, greases, water, and dilute acids/alkalis
• Excellent adhesion on metals, plastics, and painted surfaces
• Medium viscosity for controlled application
• Mechanical removal possible without surface damage
• UV resistant for long-term marking durability
• RoHS compliant

Specifications

• Product type: Screw locking lacquer
• Colour: Red
• Volume: 20 ml
• Base material: Synthetic resin based
• Drying time (touch dry): Approx. 10-15 minutes
• Drying time (fully cured): Approx. 24 hours
• Temperature resistance range: -30°C to +120°C
• Application temperature range: +5°C to +40°C
• Chemical resistance: Oils, greases, water, dilute acids/alkalis
• Adhesion: Excellent on metals, plastics, and painted surfaces
• Viscosity: Medium
• Removability: Mechanical removal possible without surface damage
• Shelf life: 12 months (unopened original packaging)
• Flammability: Flammable (due to solvents)
• UV resistance: Good
• Compliance: RoHS compliant

Tips

For best results, ensure the screw surface is clean and dry before applying the lacquer. A thin coat is sufficient; avoid over-application to prevent excess buildup. Allow the lacquer to fully cure before subjecting the connection to heavy loads or harsh environments.