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Epoxy Adhesives


Epoxy adhesives are thermosetting resins which solidify by polymerization and, once set, will soften but not melt on heating. Two-part resin/hardener epoxy systems solidify on mixing (sometimes accelerated by heat), while one-part epoxy adhesives require heat to initiate the reaction of a latent catalyst.

Explore advancements in the new structural epoxy adhesives (high lap shear strength at sub-ambient temperature, toughness and high hot/wet glass transition temperature Tg retention…).

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Apr 6, 2005 | Article

Cationic UV Cured Epoxy Adhesives

Radiation curing refers to polymerization induced by radiation such as ultraviolet (UV) light, electron beam (EB), or visible light. Like thermal polymerization methods, radiation curing transforms...

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Mar 2, 2005 | Article

Cure Monitoring of Adhesives

Cure monitoring of adhesives is used to improve the efficiency of processing, for quality assurance, and to study the curing process. Knowledge of the degree of cure is extremely important with...

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Feb 16, 2005 | Article

Epoxy Hybrid Adhesives

A variety of polymers, both thermosets as well as thermoplastics, can be blended and co-reacted with epoxy resins to provide for a specific set of desired properties. The most common of these are...

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Feb 2, 2005 | Article

Diluents in Epoxy Adhesive Formulations

The primary function of a diluent in an epoxy resin formulation is to reduce its viscosity to either make it easier to compound with fillers, improve filler loading capacity, or to improve...

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Nov 17, 2004 | Article

Waterborne Epoxy Adhesives

Waterborne epoxy dispersions have been employed effectively for many years in the coatings market primarily for the surface protection of concrete and metals. These products were developed in...

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Jul 7, 2004 | Article

New Epoxy Adhesives are Flexible and Tough

Since first discovered in 1943, epoxy adhesives have gained a solid reputation in industries that require optimum performance and reliability. Epoxy adhesives are widely used in the aerospace...

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Apr 7, 2004 | Article

Improving the Toughness of Structural Adhesives

Structural adhesives are designed for high strength, creep resistance, and resistance to harsh service environments such as high temperatures and chemicals. As a result, the base resins used in...

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Feb 11, 2004 | Article

Adhesive and Sealants in the New Alternative Energy Market

Seldom does a completely new market erupt where adhesives and sealants can play a critical part. Adhesives and sealants are necessary components in the wind turbines, photovoltaic modules, and fuel...

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Jan 14, 2004 | Article

Important considerations regarding adhesion to plastics Part II - Thermoplastics

This second part of a two-part article will discuss how the nature of thermoplastic polymeric substrates affects adhesion. Characteristics of the bulk properties and surfaces of common...

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Dec 10, 2003 | Article

Important considerations regarding adhesion to plastics Part I - Thermosetting plastics

Plastics are usually more difficult to bond than other substrates. The outcome of the bonding process may be as dependent on the plastic substrate as it is on the adhesive being used. This...

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