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Megapoxy 69

Translucent, non-sag structural epoxy gel for stone mitres, timber joinery, metal bonding and marine fabrication. 1:1 mix; 45-minute working time.

Vendor: Megapoxy
SKU: 150000023
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Megapoxy 69 is a high-strength, non-sag epoxy gel for joining natural stone, structural timber, metals and fibreglass. Its translucent, light-yellow finish allows neat, thin glue lines while providing the impact resistance needed for demanding fabrication and repair work.

Mitres, joinery and mixed-material bonding

Use 69 for granite and marble assembly, timber joinery, filling knot holes and stone voids, bonding metals to concrete, or repairing suitable marine components. The gel stays on vertical and angled surfaces and can be tinted with compatible Megapoxy pigments.

69 compared with 63 and PM

Choose 69 for versatile structural timber, metal, stone and marine bonding, especially where impact resistance matters. Megapoxy 63 is more focused on translucent thin-film stone mitres and porcelain work. Megapoxy PM is a paste-style, non-staining construction adhesive for masonry and precast repairs.

Before you apply

Abrade or grind bonding surfaces where needed and remove dust, paint and oil. Mix equal volumes of Parts A and B until the colour is uniform. Working time is 45 minutes at 25°C, with a minimum 24-hour cure at that temperature. Do not apply below 10°C.

Is Megapoxy 69 suitable for natural stone mitres?
Yes. Its translucent, non-sag gel creates a neat, thin glue line for granite and marble fabrication.

Can Megapoxy 69 bond timber and metal?
Yes. It is suitable for structural timber joinery and bonding prepared metal, fibreglass and masonry.

How does Megapoxy 69 compare with 63?
69 is a versatile structural gel for timber, metal and stone. 63 is specifically suited to tight, translucent stone mitres and detailed porcelain bonding.

Translucent, light-yellow epoxy gel for thin glue lines. Non-sag bonding on vertical, angled and overhead faces. Ideal for structural timber joinery, stone fabrication and marine repairs. 45-minute working time at 25°C; 1:1 mix by volume.
Clean and abrade bonding surfaces, removing oil, weak material and dust. Mix equal volumes of Parts A and B until streak-free. Apply the gel to prepared stone, timber, fibreglass or metal and secure components in position. Working time is 45 minutes at 25°C; allow a minimum of 24 hours to cure at that temperature.
Do not bond over paint, grease, galvanising or weak surfaces. Do not apply below 10°C. The cured epoxy is rigid; do not use it as a flexible movement-joint sealant.
  • Steel, aluminium and other properly prepared bare metals.
  • Concrete and masonry.
  • Granite, marble, brick and ceramics.
  • Timber.
  • Fibreglass.

Megapoxy 69 Physical Properties

Megapoxy 69 Physical Properties
Property Value
Mixing Ratio 1 Part A to 1 Part B
Pot Life 45 minutes
Minimum Cure Time at 25°C 24 hours
Minimum Cure Time at 35°C 12 hours
Application Temperature 10°C
Compressive Strength 120 MPa
Bond Strength >3 MPa
Tensile Bond Strength Steel (ASTM D897) 19 MPa
Modulus 1 GPa
Flexural Strength 66 MPa
Tensile Strength 31 MPa
Tensile Lap Shear Strength (Steel to Steel) (ASTM D1002-00) 17 MPa
Tensile Lap Shear Strength (Steel to Aluminium) (ASTM D1002-00) 16 MPa
Tensile Lap Shear Strength (Aluminium to Aluminium) (ASTM D1002-00) 14 MPa
Surface Resistivity 10^12 Ohm
Volume Resistivity 2.81 x 10^11 Ohm.cm
VOC Content 3 g/l
Part A Colour White
Part B Colour Light Yellow
Part A Specific Gravity (25°C) 1.05-1.15
Part B Specific Gravity (25°C) 0.94-0.98
Flash Point >200°C
Shore D Hardness 70

Megapoxy 69 - Use Cases

Here are some common examples on where Megapoxy 69 used by our customers.

Civil Construction

Stone Mitres and Edge Repairs

Bond granite or marble components, fill stone voids and achieve neat, thin glue lines with a translucent gel.

69 is non-sag and can be tinted for fabrication work.

  • 19MPa tensile bond steel
  • 17MPa lap shear steel
  • >3MPa bond strength concrete
  • Non-sag on vertical surfaces

Civil Construction

Timber and Marine Joinery

Join timber or bond prepared fibreglass and metal in structural fabrications and suitable marine repairs.

High-impact-resistant gel bonds timber and common construction materials.

  • Ultimate Compressive 120MPa
  • Non-sag on vertical surfaces
  • 45 minutes work time
  • Simple 1:1 mix ratio

Marine

Marine Structural Bonding

For high-strength, permanent bonds of metals, timber, or concrete in harsh marine or coastal environments.

Provides superior strength and impact resistance, ensuring lasting structural integrity against constant environmental stress and saltwater exposure.

  • Marine environment applications
  • Bonds steel, aluminium, timber
  • Retains strength after impact
  • Excellent chemical resistance

Marine

Structural Timber Marine Joinery

Constructing or repairing timber structures in boats, docks, or other perpetually wet or submerged environments, subject to dynamic forces.

Provides permanent, impact-resistant bonds for timber, enduring harsh marine conditions and repeated dynamic loading without compromise.

  • Marine environment suitability
  • Retains strength after impact
  • Tensile Strength 31MPa (ASTM D638)
  • Flexural Strength 66MPa (ASTM D790)

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