Polyurethane Adhesives bond plastic and metal substrates.
August 1, 2011 -
Featuring flexible formulation that allows bonding to substrates with different coefficients of thermal expansion, High Viscosity 10-2055 and 10-2055 HV Polyurethane Adhesives produce semi-flexible bond with resulting durometer of 55 Shore D, while 10-2080 and 10-2080 HV produce semi-rigid bond with durometer of 80 Shore D. Iso and Poloyol components are low in viscosity for handling and only increase in viscosity for flow control after they are mixed together.
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Original Press release
Epoxies Etc.
21 Starline Way
Cranston, RI, 02921-3407
USA
Epoxies, Etc... Develops New Polyurethane Adhesives
Epoxies, Etc. develops four new Polyurethane Adhesives. These general purpose adhesives are designed to bond a wide variety of plastic and metal substrates. The 10-2055 and 10-2055 HV (High Viscosity) Adhesives produce a semi flexible bond with a resulting durometer of 55 Shore D. The 10-2080 and 10-2080 HV (High Viscosity) Adhesives produce a semi rigid bond with a durometer of 80 Shore D.
The flexibility of these adhesives allows bonding to substrates with high coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE) and substrates with different CTE's. The Iso and Poloyol components are low in viscosity for easy handling and only increase in viscosity for flow control after they are mixed together. Both the 10-2055 and 10-2080 Adhesives are packaged in the convenient TriggerBond® cartridges.
Key Features:
o Forms strong bonds to many substrates
o Flexible adhesive allows bonding to substrates with differing CTE's
o Quickly develops thixotropic properties to prevent flow
o Convenient 1:1 mix ratio
o Available in TriggerBond® packaging
Samples are available and may be requested from our website: www.epoxies.com
Thank you for considering the new Polyurethane Adhesives as a news release in your publication. All inquiries will be handled promptly and professionally.
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