Tunze Coral Gum instant, 400 g (14.11oz.)

The two components are mixed immediately before use and applied to the prepared mounting surface. The coral fragment, frag plug or stone element is then pressed into position and supported until the adhesive holds it securely.

Its fast-setting formulation is useful when attaching fragments to sloping or irregular reef rock. Once cured, the bond is strong but not completely brittle, allowing it to tolerate normal water movement and mechanical loads.

Coral Gum Instant is suitable for marine and freshwater aquariums.

Key features

• Fast-setting, two-component coral adhesive
• Designed for attaching coral fragments to stone substrates
• Suitable for frag plugs and small reef structures
• Forms a strong bond
• Remains slightly flexible after curing
• Withstands high mechanical loads
• Introduces no harmful substances into aquarium water
• Leaves no adhesive residue in the water
• Helps avoid excessive protein-skimmer foaming
• Suitable for marine and reef aquariums
• Suitable for freshwater aquariums
• Contents: 2 × 200 g
• Total contents: 400 g / 14.11 oz
• Made in Germany
• Product number: 0104.760

Technical information

• Product: Tunze Coral Gum Instant
• Type: two-component coral adhesive
• Intended use: securing coral fragments and small stone structures
• Number of components: 2
• Component 1: 200 g
• Component 2: 200 g
• Total contents: 400 g
• Total contents in ounces: 14.11 oz
• Cured bond: strong and slightly flexible
• Water types: freshwater and marine
• Country of manufacture: Germany
• Manufacturer: Tunze
• Product number: 0104.760

Directions

1. Select and test-fit the final mounting position.
2. Remove loose debris, algae and slime from the surfaces.
3. Dry the mounting surfaces when possible.
4. Wear suitable protective gloves.
5. Measure the required amount of both components.
6. Mix the components quickly and thoroughly.
7. Apply the adhesive immediately.
8. Press the coral fragment, frag plug or stone into position.
9. Support the item until the adhesive holds it securely.
10. Avoid covering living coral tissue.
11. Remove visible excess adhesive before it hardens.
12. Avoid disturbing the bond during curing.
13. Inspect the coral and attachment after installation.