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Methacrylate Adhesives versus Epoxy Adhesives
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Link: http://adteputek.com/b2evolution/blog2.php/2009/08/04/methacrylate-adhedives-versus-epoxies
METHACRYLATE ADHESIVES--------- Advantages · Moderately priced · Good gap fill · Excellent impact resistance and flexibility · Excellent peel and shear strengths · Substrate versatility · Medium/fast cure · Tolerant of dirty surfaces · Can be dispensed from most packages · Good flexibility at low temperatures The Limitations are · Some odor problems · Flammable EPOXY ADHESIVES Advantages are that they are usually low priced and have Good gap filling capabilities The limitations are that · Adhesives thin during curing cycles
Categories: Parson Adhesives-Products Tags: adhesives, cure, epoxy, flamable, flexability, gap fill . modreately priced, impact resistance, methacrylate, odor, peel, price, shear strength, versatility
08/04/09 01:28:39 am, 
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08/04/09 01:28:39 am, 1 comment » 1 comment
Comment from: Tim Walker [Visitor] · http://www.basa.uk.com
Widely used in industry by our members here in the UK, epoxy can be found in numerous paints and synthetic compounds. It is much more used than methacrylates. Methacrylate is actually most commonly used in making plastics. Epoxy is a very powerful adhesive that forms an almost indestructible bond. While technically a resin, it is commonly used much like glue. It can be used to join together a wide variety of materials including plastic, wood, metal and glass. Epoxy is also very useful for making repairs.
08/18/09 @ 22:10
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