250cc Socket Lock Socketing Resin Kit

Socketing Procedures & General Information

Determine if socket has grooves. Inspect inside of socket bowl to determine if socket has grooves. If grooves are present, fill grooves with socketing putty.

Only use soft annealed iron wire for seizing wire.

Socket Lock resin must be gelled and cured before assembly can be used.

Socket Lock is not to be used with stainless steel rope in a salt water environment.

Never use oversized sockets for wire rope.

Never use Socket Lock beyond the expiration date.

Never heat socket prior to pouring resin in an effort to accelerate the curing of the resin as it may cause the resin to prematurely gel prior to reaching the bottom of the socket bowl. Doing this could cause the assembly to fail.

Caution: Exposure to some strong chemicals may affect the cured polymer (hardened resin mixture) in a way that could weaken the assembly. Please contact Sea Fit, an authorized distributor or the manufacturer if this has occurred.

When handling the resin or hardener, goggles and protective clothing are recommended. Impervious gloves are recommended.

Always work in a ventilated area.

Avoid skin or eye contact. Wash skin with soap and water and remove contaminated clothing. If contact with eyes, flush with clean water for at least 15 minutes. If irritation persists, seek medical attention.

Avoid ingestion. If ingestion occurs, DO NOT induce vomiting. Drink milk or water to dilute and call for medical attention.

Avoid inhaling vapors. If excessive vapors are inhaled, move to a fresh air area. If breathing has stopped or is labored seek medical attention.

Never aim an open flame at Socket Lock. Keep away from heat. Resin is a flammable liquid.

Whenever using chemicals, always reference the MSDS sheet for safety and handling guidelines.

Socket Lock Resin Material Safety Data Sheet

Socket Lock Hardener Material Safety Data Sheet