The Bohning Fletch-Tite Platinum is the classic among fletching and arrow adhesives, for over 70 years it has been regarded as the industry standard. Its flexible, durable adhesive ensures a reliable bond of vanes, feathers and tapered nocks without becoming brittle, even after repeated target contacts. The Fletch-Tite Platinum is a solvent-based adhesive, developed for attaching vanes, natural feathers and swedged (tapered)
Swedged: refers to a conically tapered shaft end onto which nocks or points are glued directly, without an insert.
nocks to arrows of all shaft types, especially carbon and wood. Its flexible bond absorbs impacts and prevents the adhesive from cracking or becoming brittle through repeated hits. Excess adhesive can be removed easily, which makes the work simpler.
Features
Industry classic with decades of proven use in archery
Flexible and durable bond prevents brittleness after repeated hits
Suitable for all shaft types, especially recommended for carbon and wood arrows
User-friendly handling: excess adhesive can be removed easily
Ideal for vanes, feathers and tapered nocks, versatile in arrow building
Technical data
Product type: fletching and component adhesive (Adhesive)
Base:solvent-based (Solvent-based Glue)
Recommended clamping time: approx. 5 minutes
Recommended curing time: approx. 24 hours (up to 48 h in high humidity)
Field of use: vanes, feathers, swedged nocks
Compatible with: carbon, aluminium, wood, fibreglass, wrapped or lacquered shafts
Packaging sizes: 3/4 oz (≈ 21 g) tube, as well as larger containers (Pint, Quart, Gallon)
Storage instructions: close the cap and tip well, do not store in the refrigerator
Shelf life: 2 years for unopened tubes
Scope of delivery
1 × Bohning Fletch-Tite Platinum
Note For precise, long-lasting fletching, the choice of adhesive is decisive: the Fletch-Tite Platinum bonds vanes, feathers and nocks durably and flexibly, which is especially important with carbon and wood arrows, since rigid bonds break more quickly there. When fletching, ensure a clean, dry environment with the lowest possible humidity, as this improves adhesion and curing. Excess material can simply be scraped off before curing, an advantage in clean arrow building.
