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Adhesives can be attractive alternatives to traditional fasteners that handle high temperatures and corrosion.
Leakproof glued joints in plastic assemblies are a cinch if the surfaces are clean.
The epoxy has a forgiving cure ratio which can be varied for more rigidity or better impact resistance.
The foams are intended for sealing and shock absorption in handheld-electronics applications.
The AssureCure System for Light Cure Adhesives - John Lafond, Henkel/Loctite
The two-part epoxy meets FDA and NSF requirements.
The promoter helps parylene coatings bond to polyimide and other plastics.
The adhesive works well in automated solar-panel fabrication.
Solaro Energy, Lake Elsinore, Calif., makes a solar-powered fan that automatically vents attics. The assembly requires a strong adhesive to bond the solar panel to the top of the fan
Here’s how engineers can select adhesives, sealants, and coatings that withstand harsh chemical environments
The 210-page guide covers Loctite products.
The epoxy works as an adhesive, encapsulant, or potting compound.
The epoxy meets NASA outgassing specifications and mixes in a 1:1 ratio.
The adhesives cure on exposure to light. Unexposed areas use a moisture-cure mechanism.
The epoxy cures at room temperature and bonds a range of materials.
