Loctite Super Glue (Super Bonder)

Loctite Super Bonder is a globally recognized cyanoacrylate adhesive, famously known as 'super glue.' The brand's journey began in 1953 in the United States, when Dr. Vernon Krieble developed anaerobic sealants in a laboratory at Trinity College. This breakthrough led to the formation of the American Sealants Company, which later became the Loctite Corporation. The product gained immense popularity for its ability to bond various surfaces almost instantly.

Over the decades, Loctite expanded its portfolio to include a wide range of industrial and consumer adhesives. In 1997, the German consumer goods giant Henkel AG & Co. KGaA acquired Loctite, integrating it into its Adhesive Technologies division. This acquisition solidified Henkel's position as a world leader in the adhesive market.

Today, Loctite products, including the Super Bonder line, are manufactured in numerous facilities across the globe, including Germany, the United States, Brazil, and China, to meet local market demands. The brand remains under the ultimate ownership of Henkel, headquartered in Düsseldorf, Germany, and continues to be a staple in both household toolkits and industrial manufacturing processes.