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# Overview and Features

Vibra-Tite Threadlocker is designed to secure threaded fasteners against loosening caused by vibration and shock. It provides reliable locking strength while enabling easy disassembly when required, making it the ideal go to for FRC/FTC. Vibra-Tite can be pre-applied on your bolts to be ready to use when needed. Need to remove a bolt? No worries, bolts with Vibra-Tite don't need threadlocker to be reapplied, simply put the bolt back in and tighten.

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**Notable Features:**

* Suitable for internal and external threads
* Dries to the touch within seconds
* Ready for assembly within minutes
* Reusable, can be adjusted or removed multiple times


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