How good are PL400, PL600, PL800 and what is equivalent to tec7?

[maskeradeproggaren]

I usually use Tec7, which I find to be outstanding! Couldn't find a store that had it this weekend and needed to glue a couple of boards, so I bought PL800 at Jula instead. https://www.illbruck.com/sv-se/produkter/soek-produkter/pl800-high-tack-adhesive/ Half the price and that's good, but how good is it, really?

Tried to google what the actual difference is between PL800, PL400, PL600. Didn't really come to any conclusion other than that PL600 was "less good." How do these compare to Tec7 in terms of strength and durability? Is there one that directly matches the properties of Tec7?

 

[Prodigys]

I believe that pl600 is for gluing on damp surfaces, 800 is what is called "high tack," meaning it adheres immediately, 400 needs support during curing time.

 

[maskeradeproggaren]

I recall that pl600 is for gluing on damp surfaces, 800 is the one that says "high tack" meaning it grips immediately, 400 needs fixation during curing time.

Caso has an alternative that they say is "equivalent" to Tec7 called CASCO Multitech, which is supposed to have the same technical properties but is slightly cheaper (170 vs 230), could it be a good alternative to Tec7 you think?

 

[Kanelbullen123]

Caso has an alternative that they say is "equivalent" to Tec7 called CASCO Multitech, which is supposed to have the same technical properties, but is somewhat cheaper (170 vs 230), could that be a good alternative to Tec7 do you think?

Biltema also has Multibond Rapid, which is an MS polymer, similar to Tec7, costing 79
https://www.biltema.se/bygg/farg/fo...gsmedel/multibond-rapid-vit-290-ml-2000053939