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Cotronics Corp

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Brooklyn, NY 11232
718-788-5533
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Employee size
11-50
Organization type
Privately Held
Headquarters
Brooklyn, NY
Founded
1971

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Brooklyn-based Cotronics Corp. makes high-temperature adhesives and ceramic materials for bonding, insulating, repairing, and protecting components exposed to heat. Its product line reaches from 400°F plastic-bonding epoxy to customizable ceramic adhesives rated to 3000°F, with materials offered in machinable, castable, and potting forms.

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cotronics.com

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  • sales@cotronics.com

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  • 718-788-5533

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131 47th St

Brooklyn, NY 11232

Kings County

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Updated
Sep 2026