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Dispense Systems have low-level sensors.
PN 97020 and PN 97017 have sensors that alert users to diminishing levels of adhesive in reservoir. Both can apply cyanoacrylate, anaerobic, or acrylic adhesives packaged in 200 g tubes, 250 ml, 1 lb, 1 liter, and 2 kg bottles. They interface with hand-held applicators and automatic dispense valves. PN 97020 operates at 0 to 15 psi for dispensing low to medium viscosity fluids; PN 97017 runs at 0...
Read More »Cure Chamber provides safe UV light.
ZETAÃ-® 7401 UV Cure Chamber is operated by simply placing assembly into cure drawer, closing drawer, and allowing assembly to be exposed to UV light for required amount of time. Viewing window allows operator to monitor curing process. It has medium intensity, 4 in., 400 W metal halide bulb that emits in UVA region. Curing area is 8 x 8 in. and can accept parts up to 4 in. high. Applications...
Read More »Adhesive is suitable for medical applications.
Loctite(R) 3345 ultra-violet (UV) cure medical grade adhesive bonds metal to glass. Offering sterilization resistance, product is suitable for applications such as needle assemblies, syringes, oxygenators, filters, and reusable medical devices where limited repeat steam sterilization is required. Loctite 3345 single-component, acrylic adhesive complies with ISO-10993 biocompatibility...
Read More »UV Wand cures adhesives on the spot.
ZETA(R) 7740 UV Cure Wand System for spot curing applications has stable light output up to 10 W/cm2, providing fast cure cycles and tack-free surfaces. It has high-pressure mercury arc lamp with universal power supply and liquid filled light wand. Exposure time can be controlled using either manual mode, where shutter remains open as long as foot switch is depressed, or timed mode from 0 to 99.9...
Read More »Mold Release Coating suits difficult molding applications.
Water-based Frekote(R) Aqualine R-550, when properly applied to preheated surface, chemically bonds to mold surface to form thin, inert, thermally stable coating capable of releasing all natural and synthetic polymers except silicone elastomers. Non-hazardous R-550 offers low mold buildup and is environmentally friendly, formulated with very low levels of VOCs. It cures instantly when applied at...
Read More »Gasketing Material cures in place.
Non-toxic, polyether-foam, gasketing material is formulated for automotive interior and exterior Buzz, Squeak & Rattle (BSR) applications. Isosyanate-free, 2-component, black, rubber foam adheres to hard-coated acrylic polycarbonate, and resists heat up to 120Ã-
Read More »Mold Release Coating comes in aerosolized formulation.
FrekoteÃ-® S-20 silicone rubber mold release coating eliminates need for spray equipment. It is designed for use in mold temperatures from 140 to 375 deg F, and is effective replacement for fluorocarbon-based release agents. Coating performs well in applications where minimal mold buildup and non contaminating transfer are required. In addition to 11.5 oz aerosol spray cans, Frekote S-20 is...
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Silicone Paste resists oil and liquid coolants.
LoctiteÃ-® 5970 fluid resistant formulation is suitable for flange sealing applications with excessive joint movement. Non-slumping and non-corrosive, LoctiteÃ-® 5970 black, single-component, alkoxy RTV silicone paste is low odor, low volatility material, which does not contain MEKO (methylethylketoxime).
Read More »Silicone Gasketing Material can be used on timing covers.
LoctiteÃ-® 5970 cured-in-place, silicone gasketing material has fluid resistant formulation that is suitable for flange sealing applications with excessive joint movement. This black, single-component, alkoxy RTV silicone paste is resistant to liquid coolants, oil, and other automotive engine fluids. Non-slumping and non-corrosive, Loctite 5970 low odor, low volatility material does not...
Read More »Solder Paste eliminates tombstone defects.
LoctiteÃ-® MulticoreÃ-® 63S4 RP15 phased-reflow, no clean solder paste is formulated with 63S4 alloy. 63S4 alloy blends SN63 and SN62, with melting points of 183Ã-
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