Strongest Adhesive
Strongest Adhesive: Adiseal Best in Adhesive Strength Test
To find out what the strongest adhesive is, Ultimate Handyman carried out an independent adhesive strength test comparing the adhesive bond strength of various strong adhesives. The test results showed Adiseal was found to be the strongest adhesive by far. In the strong adhesives test, Adiseal was shown to be over 3 times stronger than the next best adhesive and too strong for even the screws holding down the test rig.
- What is the strongest adhesive?
- What about other adhesive not in this test?
- Adiseal vs CT1 – Which is the strongest adhesive?
- Metal to metal adhesive strength test
What is the strongest adhesive?
Ultimate Handyman conducted independent adhesive strength tests to determine the strongest and best adhesive. In the tensile strength test, each of the strong adhesives were applied between hardwood and metal surfaces, left to cure, and then subjected to pressure using a hydraulic ram to measure the adhesive strength bond breaking point.
Adiseal emerged as the clear best adhesive, exceeding the adhesive strength of the nearest competitor by over threefold. Remarkably, its heavy duty adhesive bond strength proved too strong for the test rig’s screws, which began to rip out due to the hydraulic ram’s pressure before the exceptional Adiseal adhesive broke. Consequently, the test on Adiseal had to be abandoned.
Results of the test
In the adhesive bond strength test between hardwood and metal, Adiseal withstood a remarkable pressure of over 3123+ psi, while all other adhesives failed at 1115 psi or lower. The chart below illustrates Adiseal’s exceptional performance in the adhesive strength test.
The video below shows the method and results of the independent adhesive strength test carried out by Ultimate Handyman.
Strongest adhesive strength test results table
| Product | Max pressure when adhesive bond broke (psi) |
| Adiseal | 3123 + psi |
| SupaBond | 1115 psi |
| Tec 7 | 1016 psi |
| HB42 | 942 psi |
| Loctite PL Premium | 873 psi |
| Gorilla Grab Adhesive | 862 psi |
| Bond It PU18 | 582 psi |
| Bond It Save Nails | 411 psi |
“That is actually unbelievable!”
Testimonials
Testimonials & some comments on the: Grab adhesive tests 2017, video on YouTube
- That Adiseal is phenomenal!
- That Adiseal is some stuff though, definitely need to get some of that bought!
- I instantly went looking for Adiseal!
- Need to get my hands on some of that to try out.
- Looks like a cracking product.
- Having used the two most expensive brands on numerous occasions, I’ll be trying out the others, especially the Adiseal.
- Adiseal certainly surprised me in this test!
- Fantastic tests. It’s unbelievable that Adiseal test with the hardwood.
What about other adhesive not in this test?
Throughout the years, Ultimate Handyman has conducted a range of independent tests, meticulously documenting the results on the Ultimate Handyman YouTube channel. These comprehensive tests have covered a wide array of products, including the previous formulation of Adiseal, as well as other brands like Soudal, Geocel, and C-Tec CT1 adhesive sealant.
Best & strongest adhesive
Manufacturers often make bold claims about their adhesives, asserting it to be the best or strongest product available. However, only one product can genuinely hold the title of the best construction adhesive. Independent testing is crucial to assess their performance and determine which product truly stands out with strong adhesive bonds.
Adiseal vs CT1 – Which is the strongest adhesive?
Manufacturers often market their construction adhesives and sealants as the best, but it’s essential to scrutinize these claims beyond marketing hype. Some assert their product is 360% stronger without evidence. Instead of making unsupported claims, we prefer to demonstrate how Adiseal outperforms CT1 adhesive and sealant. We invite you to see the tangible benefits of Adiseal over CT1 and make an informed decision based on real-world comparisons.
- Adiseal adhesive has stronger grab than CT1 adhesive.
- Adiseal sealant has stronger mould resistance than CT1 sealant.
- Clear Adiseal sealant stays clear in water whereas CT1 clear sealant turns white in water.
- Adiseal has been shown to be the strongest adhesive in an independent adhesive strength test.
- As well as Adiseal being better than CT1 in numerous ways, Adiseal is also lower priced than CT1.
- Adiseal adhesive sealant colours cure faster than CT1 adhesive sealant colours.
Proof of claims
Adiseal surpasses both C-Tec CT1 and BT1 sealant adhesives in performance while being priced lower than both. To access comprehensive test result data proving Adiseal’s excellence over CT1 and BT1, please contact us via email. As a testament to our confidence in Adiseal’s superiority over CT1, we offer a complimentary tube of Adiseal White 290ml to tradespeople in the UK. This exclusive opportunity allows you to personally experience and verify Adiseal’s exceptional performance compared to CT1 and BT1. For more details about this offer, please visit our dedicated offer page. We believe that the most reliable way to establish Adiseal’s superiority over CT1 and BT1 is by testing it yourself, rather than relying solely on manufacturers’ marketing claims.
Is CT1 actually 360% stronger?
Manufacturers often exaggerate their product claims, such as being “360% stronger” than competitors. It’s crucial to question the validity of these bold assertions, especially without supporting evidence, which can be dismissed as mere marketing hype.
In a previous independent adhesive strength test by Ultimate Handyman, the old formulas of CT1 and Adiseal were compared in a metal-to-metal adhesive strength test. The old formula of CT1 broke at 148 psi, while the old formula of Adiseal broke at 201 psi. This test showed that even the old formula of Adiseal outperformed CT1 in strength. The new formula of Adiseal exhibited even greater strength, breaking at 245 psi in the metal-to-metal test. Adiseal achieved an astonishing 3123+ psi in the wood-to-metal test without breaking. These results solidify Adiseal’s position as the unrivaled strongest adhesive and sealant, as proven by independent testing. In contrast, CT1’s claim of being “360% stronger” lacks manufacturer-backed evidence.
Additionally, Adiseal Ultra Clear surpasses CT1 clear sealant in clarity, maintaining transparency in water better. For test results as proof, please contact us.
Why pay more for a brand name that falls short on performance when you can choose Adiseal? We encourage you to distinguish hype from reality and make an informed decision based on proven results.
Adiseal vs Gorilla Grab Adhesive
In extensive tests by Ultimate Handyman, Gorilla Grab Adhesive was rigorously examined alongside Adiseal. In the metal-to-metal adhesive tensile strength test, Gorilla Grab Adhesive broke at 166 psi, while Adiseal outperformed it, breaking at an impressive 245 psi. In the wood-to-metal adhesive strength test, Gorilla Grab Adhesive broke at 862 psi, but Adiseal excelled, reaching an astonishing 3123 psi without breaking.
These independent tests provide concrete evidence of Adiseal’s superior strength in both metal-to-metal and wood-to-metal applications compared to Gorilla Grab Adhesive, establishing Adiseal as the ultimate choice for exceptional adhesive strength and unmatched performance.
Adiseal vs Tec 7 sealant and adhesive
Ultimate Handyman conducted a comprehensive assessment of Tec 7 Sealant and Adiseal. In the metal-to-metal adhesive strength test, Tec 7 broke at 165 psi, while Adiseal clearly surpassed it, breaking at 245 psi. In the wood-to-metal adhesive strength test, Tec 7 broke at 1016 psi, whereas Adiseal showed exceptional strength, reaching an impressive 3123 psi without breaking.
These independent tests confirm Adiseal as the preferred choice for exceptional adhesive strength and outstanding performance compared to Tec 7 in both metal-to-metal and wood-to-metal applications.
Adiseal vs HB42 sealant and adhesive
Ultimate Handyman’s adhesive strength test demonstrates Adiseal’s superiority over HB42 sealant and adhesive. Adiseal excelled in both metal-to-metal and wood-to-metal strength tests, breaking at 245 psi and an impressive 3123 psi, respectively. In comparison, HB42 broke at 184 psi and 942 psi in the respective tests. These independent results confirm Adiseal’s significant superiority over HB42.
Adiseal vs Loctite PL Premium
In Ultimate Handyman’s adhesive strength test, Adiseal outperformed Loctite’s PL Premium in both metal-to-metal and wood-to-metal strength tests. PL Premium broke at 202 psi in the metal-to-metal test, while Adiseal demonstrated superior strength, breaking at 245 psi. In the wood-to-metal test, PL Premium broke at 873 psi, whereas Adiseal showcased exceptional strength, reaching an impressive 3123 psi without breaking. These results highlight Adiseal’s significantly greater strength compared to Loctite’s PL Premium.
Metal to metal adhesive strength test
In Ultimate Handyman’s metal-to-metal strength test, Adiseal continued to exhibit its unmatched strength, solidifying its position as the undisputed strongest adhesive. Its consistent exceptional performance establishes Adiseal not just as a good option but as the ultimate choice for grab adhesive, outperforming competitors by a significant margin.
Adiseal strongest adhesive will successfully stick the following items:
- Wood
- Glass
- Stone
- Ceramic
- Rubber
- Metal
- Synthetic Materials
- Leather
- Plastic
- Concrete
- Mirror
- Brick
- Masonry
- Polystyrene
- Roof felt
- Marble
- Granite
- Fiberglass
- Many other items
Different items stuck to a concrete block with Adiseal strongest construction adhesive.
Colours
Adiseal adhesive and sealant is available in the following colours:
- White adhesive and white sealant
- Black adhesive and black sealant
- Grey adhesive and grey sealant
- Clear adhesive and clear sealant
- Brown adhesive and brown sealant
Adiseal can also be manufactured in any RAL colour.
Please note Adiseal adhesive sealant colours provide a stronger adhesive bond compared to the clear version.
What are the benefits of Adiseal
Data Sheets
Where to buy strongest adhesive
In the UK, to buy the strongest adhesive, please contact us for details of your local stockist. To buy Adiseal products in the USA, Canada, France, Australia or any other country, visit https://guglue.com/ who can post to other countries.
Frequently asked questions about strongest adhesive
Adiseal has been shown to be the strongest adhesive in an independent adhesive strength test. It finished over 3 times stronger than the next best product and was even too strong for the screws of the test rig.
The better product is Adiseal. It has proved to be the strongest adhesive in an independent test. To find out specific details of how Adiseal is better than CT1, please send us an email.
Adiseal is widely regarded as the strongest adhesive currently available. It proved to be the strongest product in an independent test.
The strength of an adhesive is typically determined through testing, where it is subjected to specific conditions and forces to measure its ability to bond and withstand stress.
The strength of an adhesive is influenced by factors such as its chemical composition, bonding surface area, adhesive thickness, and the compatibility of the adhesive with the materials being bonded.
Yes, the strength of an adhesive can vary depending on the types of materials being bonded. Different adhesives may have better compatibility and bonding strength with specific materials.
To ensure the strongest bond, it’s important to follow proper surface preparation techniques, apply the adhesive according to the manufacturer’s instructions, and provide sufficient curing or drying time as recommended.
Adiseal grab adhesive has been shown to be the strongest grab adhesive in an independent adhesive strength test. Adiseal demonstrated it was over 3 times stronger than any other product tested. As well as providing the strongest bond, it is also flexible, UV resistant and waterproof.
Suhail Matadar
Suhail Matadar has extensive experience in the construction industry as an electrician, involved in installing, inspecting, and testing electrical systems in various projects. He excelled in sales, working for a major UK wholesaler, selling construction products to professionals and the DIY market. Suhail's background includes working at a leading home emergency repair company dealing with trades people. With a BEng (Hons) degree in Electronic Engineering, Suhail has worked with PLCs in the nuclear fuel manufacturing industry. During his studies, he gained practical experience at a chemical manufacturing company known for producing award-winning cleaning, hygiene, and livestock protection products for over a century. Currently, Suhail runs a global business specialising in supplying, researching, testing, and distributing chemical construction products like adhesives and sealants.