What affects adhesive cure time?
We've all been there. Sitting, waiting for a product to be ready to use. In fact, you’ve probably said it yourself a number of times. It’s…
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Product Review of Formoa 004 The General Purpose Adhesive Sealant
You know that you need a multipurpose adhesive sealant for your application. After reviewing the options available, you've landed at Formoa 004. Now you want an overview of the product without translating the technical datasheet.
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Can you bond all plastics? And why Surface Energy affects Adhesion
As with all difficult questions, there is no simple…
What Are Anaerobic Adhesives?
Anaerobic adhesives are single component materials which cure in the absence of oxygen and in the presence of metal ions (iron or steel). If the adhesive is in contact with the air, the adhesives will not cure. When the adhesive becomes completed deprived of oxygen, the curing…
Epoxy Adhesives: What are they and where can you use them?
You have heard about using epoxy adhesives (also known as epoxies) as a potential bonding solution. Now you want to find out a little more…
Should I Use 1K Or 2K Adhesive?
This is a question we often receive from customers. The answer we give is simple, both systems have their merits - it purely depends on your application.
Fast cure, high strength and structural bonding are all attributes of…
Silicones vs. MS Polymer Sealants; A guide to choosing the best sealant for your application
When it comes to choosing a sealant, most people automatically think of silicone. In fact, most of the time, people use the word 'silicone'…
What is an MS polymer adhesive?
If you want to find out a little bit more about MS polymer adhesives, you are in the right place.
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What Is Polyurethane?
Scientifically Polyurethane (PU or PUR for short) is a range of chemicals sharing similar chemistry. It is a polymer composed of units of organic chains joined by urethane or carbamate links.
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Top 5 Problems With MMA (Methyl Methacrylate Adhesive)
Written by Caleb Shaw
Although the use of methyl methacrylate adhesives (aka acrylics) comes with plenty of perks, there are a few drawbacks too. They may not be…
