Caseway

SC-125 Acrylic Solvent Cement

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SKU:
030032
MPN:
030032
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Description

Caseway SC-125 is a solvent cement for bonding acrylic to itself and other plastics such as polycarbonate, styrene, and CAB (cellulose acetate butyrate). It will develop a strong clear bond and can be applied quickly with a solvent syringe, dropper, brush, or by using the “soak method”. Solvent cementing depends on the softening and intermingling of the two surfaces to be joined so that there is actual cohesion between the materials themselves. After assembly, the solvent evaporates or dissipates through the material leaving no residue. The choice of cementing technique will depend on the type of joint and material to be cemented. *Typical setting time is 2 minutes, but may be longer depending on temperature and humidity.

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Advantages

Acrylic (All Grades)

Dissimilar Materials:

• Polystyrene

•CAB (cellulose acetate butyrate)

• Polycarbonate

• No left-over residue

• Industrial Strength

• Non-flammable

• Fast Setting Time

Setting Time

2 minutes

Viscosity

Water-Thin

SC-125 TDS

7 Reviews

  • 5

    SC-125 Acrylic Solvent Cement

    Posted by Tim on Oct 22nd 2025

    Repaired broken pontoon windshield. Worked perfect.

  • 5

    Sc-125

    Posted by Tim on Sep 18th 2024

    Exactly what I needed.

  • 5

    Acrylic Solvent SC-125

    Posted by REM2, Inc. on Mar 28th 2023

    I was using Resin Bond. The SC-125 Fast set for Acrylics is comparable if not better.. Works great.

  • 5

    Works great

    Posted by Pete Coley on Nov 24th 2022

    Works great

  • 5

    SC-125

    Posted by Dave Bjork on Apr 12th 2022

    Exactly what I thought it would be.

  • 5

    sc125

    Posted by John B Lyster on Nov 24th 2021

    works great

  • 5

    CASEWAY SC-125 ACRYLIC SOLVENT CEMENT

    Posted by Chuck Rossiter on Sep 16th 2021

    Ordered to repair a damaged window-mounted bird feeder. $20 to repair a $25 feeder is a questionable investment, but then the replacement feeder showed signs of an open joint that required repair. Glue works great, as advertised. Now I have 2 feeders! Sure I'll find more uses for the adhesive.

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