Pratley Steel Putty is ideal for applications such as sealing metal water tanks, and repairing cracked sumps, metal castings, radiators, and petrol tanks,
among others. It can also be used to fill blowholes and can be used on engine castings. A major advantage of the putty is that it can be extensively
machined after curing, meaning it can be easily cut, drilled, and sanded down as required.
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Kwikblok® rail-mounted terminals and accessories from Pratley are not only smaller and more compact than ordinary terminals, but virtually unbreakable due to them being manufactured from Polyamide 6.6, which is exceedingly tough. ...readmore
South African manufacturer Pratley has recently undergone an extensive revamp of its two main test and research laboratories, according to CEO Kim Pratley. This has bolstered its unique position among electrical-equipment manufacturers globally in that it has both the capability and facilities to manufacture base polymer materials in-house, in addition to the end products themselves. ...readmore
Pratley has been in the spotlight recently with the 50th Anniversary of the moon landing and the recognition from SA Mint with the South African Invention series of collectable coins. The CNBC Africa media crew toured trough Pratley’s world-class laboratories and facilities and got a glimpse of the wide variety of products at Pratley. ...readmore
During the 1960's the founder of Pratley, Mr George Montague (Monty) Pratley assisted by a chemist, Mr Frank Robinson, invented the world's first Epoxy Putty.Initially the intention was to use it internally for the insulating and affixing of terminals to cast iron Electrical Junction Boxes. Subsequently it was launched into the market as "Pratley Plastic Putty", this name was later changed to just "Pratley Putty". ...readmore
It can tolerate extreme temperatures of -50°C to +300°C for short periods, and is chemical-resistant to petrol, diesel, paraffin, water, oil, and anti-freeze. “Our new RTV Silicone Gasket Maker also has no negative effect on electrical components such as vehicle sensors,” Pratley National Sales & Marketing Manager Mark Bell highlights.
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The latest inspiring product to sweep South Africa is a hand-mouldable plastic material from Pratley. Called FrogzEggz®, it’s sure to have the likes of DIYers, arts-and-crafters, cosplay fanatics, teachers, and schoolchildren firing their imaginations to come up with clever and inventive uses, as well as more off-the-wall ideas, for the product.
Ever wondered how reliable Pratley adhesives are? On Friday 13 July, Managing Director, Kim Pratley and his sons, Andrew and Charles, replicated a demonstration from 1985 by standing underneath a 13-tonne bulldozer suspended above their heads using a Pratley Wondafix adhesive joint.
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