Adhesives and Sealants are suited for fuel cell assembly.
July 21, 2008 -
Structural adhesives for metal/plastic bonding, threadlockers, thread sealants, seam sealants, and general-purpose adhesives are designed for micro- to large-size, stationary or portable fuel cell applications. Resistant to acids, coolants, and chemicals, these products are formulated to deliver gas-tight seal on components and stacks. Membrane electrode assembly (MEA) adhesives and sealants bond bipolar plates, seal MEAs, and seal between bipolar plates and end plates.
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Henkel Adhesives and Sealants for Fuel Cell Assembly
MEA-Compatible Adhesive Technologies for Micro-to-Large Fuel Cells
Rocky Hill, Conn. - July 17, 2008.... Henkel Corporation (http://www.henkelna.com) has introduced a full line of adhesives and sealants for use on micro-to-large, stationary or portable fuel cells. Henkel products are compatible with membrane electrode assemblies (MEAs) and include structural adhesives for metal and plastic bonding, threadlockers, thread sealants, seam sealants and general purpose adhesives.
Henkel fuel cell adhesives and sealants offer high resistance to acids, coolants and chemicals, and are formulated to deliver a gas-tight seal on components and stacks. MEA adhesives and sealants are used to bond bipolar plates, seal MEAs, and seal between bipolar plates and end plates. Three silicone or hydrocarbon-based formulations are currently available for formed-in-place, cured-in-place and liquid injection molding applications.
Loctite(R) threadlockers prevent threaded fasteners from loosening in service due to ongoing exposure to vibration. Filling the spaces between threaded metal parts and hardening to prevent leakage, Loctite(R) thread sealants seal and secure plugs, pipes and fittings on stam generators, water supply connections, control valves and air supply connections.
Applied to protect the interior of the fuel cell from moisture penetration and air leakage, seam sealants skin over quickly to prevent dirt pickup. For metal bonding, structural acrylic and epoxy adhesives resist tensile, shear and impact stresses and reduce the number of spot welds required in the fuel cell assembly. These adhesives are used on the cabinet assembly and to attach metal components. For plastic-to-plastic bonding, Loctite(R) cyanoacrylates and acrylics provide high strength bonding on plastic connections, covers and sensor assemblies.
For more information on Henkel adhesives and sealants for fuel cell assembly, call 860-571-5100 or visit the company's website at http://www.henkelna.com/industrial.
For more than 130 years, Henkel has been a leader with brands and technologies that make people's lives easier, better, and more beautiful. Henkel operates in three business areas -- Home Care, Personal Care, and Adhesives Technologies -- and ranks among the Fortune Global 500 companies. In fiscal 2007, Henkel generated sales of $19.218 billion and operating profit of $1.975 billion. Our 53,000 employees worldwide are dedicated to fulfilling our corporate claim, "A Brand like a Friend," and ensuring that people in more than 125 countries can trust in brands and technologies from Henkel.
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