Description
Color-matched, zero-yellowing seam adhesive in a ready-to-use cartridge. Tenax GLAXS Sulzer Cartridge is a two-component hybrid polymer adhesive — not an epoxy, polyester, or methacrylate — engineered specifically for visible bonding of ceramic, porcelain, quartz and stone. Available in 24+ colors for precise seam color matching across the most popular quartz, porcelain, and engineered stone slabs. Zero yellowing in sunlight and proven UV stability make it suitable for indoor and outdoor visible joints alike.
Supplied in a pre-dosed 215 ml 2:1 bi-axial cartridge — resin and hardener are pre-measured and dispensed simultaneously through a static mixing nozzle, so every bead comes out at the correct ratio with no batch mixing and no ratio errors. Cures fast to a glossy, easily polishable finish with no halos or shadowing on light material. Requires a 2:1 cartridge gun.
Key Features
- Tenax hybrid polymer chemistry — not an epoxy, polyester, or MMA; no methacrylate odor on the jobsite
- 24+ colors for precise seam color matching
- Zero yellowing — verified UV stability for indoor and outdoor use
- No halos or dark shadowing — safe on white and light-colored material
- Pre-dosed 215 ml 2:1 cartridge — eliminates mixing errors
- Fast curing with a glossy, polishable finish
- Zero-VOC formulation
- Excellent adhesion on ceramic and porcelain, including ultra-compact surfaces
- Non-drip consistency — suited to 45° miters and vertical joints
- Includes 2 static mixing nozzles
- Requires a 2:1 cartridge gun
GLAXS Sulzer vs. GLAXS Easy — Which to Choose
- GLAXS Sulzer Cartridge (this product) — pre-dosed cartridge in 24+ colors; requires a 2:1 cartridge gun; preferred for production shops and color-matched seams at volume
- GLAXS Easy Dosing Tubes — tube-based dosing; no cartridge gun required; ideal for smaller jobs and repairs
Compatible Materials
- Ceramic and porcelain (including large-format and ultra-compact surfaces)
- Natural stone — marble, granite, quartzite
- Engineered quartz and engineered stone
- Indoor and outdoor applications (not for permanent water immersion after curing — see notes below)
How to Use
- Ensure all surfaces are clean, dry, and free of dust and grease
- For glossy or smooth surfaces, lightly sand prior to application
- Load cartridge into a 2:1 cartridge gun; remove cap and attach static mixing nozzle
- Purge before bonding: discard the first 10–20 grams of extruded product (about a 4-inch line) to ensure full mixing — repeat every time you fit a new nozzle
- If you pause longer than 3 minutes between extrusions, purge another 10–20 grams before continuing; after a pause longer than 5 minutes, fit a fresh nozzle (warmer shop temperatures shorten these windows)
- Extrude with steady, constant pressure so both components mix correctly through the nozzle
- Apply adhesive and assemble components within the working time window
- After use, remove and discard the mixing nozzle, clean the tip, and replace the cap
- Store between 65°F–77°F away from heat, humidity, and direct sunlight
- Product will not cure below 34°F (1°C)
- Not recommended for permanent water immersion after curing (fine for rain and weather exposure; not for submerged joints)
Works Well With
- GLAXS Easy Dosing Tubes — tube version for smaller jobs without a cartridge gun
- GLAXS BM 1:1 Kit — bulk format for high-volume bonding
- Tenax GLAXS Ritter Tip 2:1 — replacement mixing nozzles for GLAXS cartridges
- Tenax #9 Razor Blade — for trimming cured adhesive flush before polishing
- Tenax Ceramic Razor Blades — for trimming on polished or delicate surfaces
Further Reading
Comparing against Integra? See the head-to-head →
Tenax Cartridge System Guide — Which Gun for Which Cartridge → — every Tenax cartridge matched to the right gun, ratio, and mixing tip.
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