Adhesives come in 3 types for range of applications.
December 6, 2007 -
Designed to cure to tough plastic in absence of oxygen and in presence of metal, Rite-Lok Anaerobic Adhesives are suited for threadlocking, retaining, gasketing, and sealing. Rite-Lok Cyanoacrylate Adhesives, also known as instant adhesives, are liquid and gel formulations designed to cure in seconds to bond many substrates. Two-step Rite-Lok Structural Acrylic Adhesives can bond different substrates, such as metal to stone, plastic to metal, metal to metal, plastic to plastic.
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Rite-Lok Adhesives Offer Improved Performance, Efficiency and Design Flexibility
ST. PAUL, Minn. - November 28, 2007 - 3M adhesives are increasingly relied upon for their improved end-use performance, greater design flexibility, unmatched strength and application efficiency. As the newest members of 3M's industrial adhesives line, Rite-Lok adhesives offer solutions for countless application needs, with increased production efficiency and improved end-use bond reliability and appearance.
Rite-Lok Anaerobic Adhesives are designed for threadlocking, retaining, gasketing and sealing. The anaerobic adhesives cure to tough plastic in the absence of oxygen and in the presence of metal. Created for a broad range of manufacturing applications, including automotive and marine, Rite-Lok adhesives come in a wide range of viscosities, breaks and prevailing strengths.
Rite-Lok Cyanoacrylate Adhesives, also known as instant adhesives, are liquid and gel formulations designed to cure in seconds to bond many substrates. The line includes: low bloom/low odor, temperature resistant, surface insensitive, and unique rubber toughened and plasticized formulations for demanding applications.
Rite-Lok Structural Acrylic Adhesives are two-step adhesives designed to bond a wide variety of substrate combinations: metal to stone, plastic to metal, metal to metal, plastic to plastic, among others. Time is saved as these adhesives eliminate the surface preparation time needed for epoxies.
For product details call 1-800-567-1639, ext. 5146, or visit www.3M.com/bonding. 3M Industrial Adhesives and Tapes Division, 3M Center, Building 220-5E-06, St. Paul, MN 55144-1000.
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