
Founded in 1953, Loctite originated from Dr. Vernon Krieble’s groundbreaking invention of anaerobic adhesives—a revolutionary solution for loose bolts in industrial machinery. Today, Loctite offers a vast range of specialized formulas, serving industrial manufacturing, maintenance, and high-precision engineering where durability and accuracy are paramount.

Strength | Disassembly | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|---|
Purple | Low | Easy / Hand tools | Loctite 222 |
Blue | Medium | Easy / Hand tools | Loctite 243,248 |
Green | Medium/High | Hand tools | Loctite 290 |
Red | High/High Temp | Heat required | Loctite 263,271 |



Recommended Models


Recommended Models:

Recommended Models:


Recommended Models:


Loctite 243, 263

Loctite 243, 263

Loctite EA 3450, EA 9466

Loctite SI 595, 5699

Loctite 5900, 638
Loctite adhesives are categorized into several main types:
Absolutely. Loctite is specifically designed for automotive applications, such as:
Yes, they are available as “Gel Control” or “QuickStix” (stick form, similar to a glue stick). These are designed to be non-drip, making them ideal for vertical surfaces or overhead applications.