Classification of Industrial Glues

2023-04-26 HANSI News
industrial glues,Acrylic adhesive,Anaerobic glue,Instant glue

In this article, HANSI will introduce the classification of industrial glues.


Epoxy adhesive

Can be one-component or two-component, heat and room temperature curing. High bond strength to most substrates, sometimes even exceeding the strength of the substrate itself. Epoxies are very hard, chemical, and weather resistant. Can be designed as thermally and electrically conductive epoxy.

 

Acrylic adhesive

A structural adhesive with a broad bond range, including most types of plastics, lightly treated, and untreated metals. It can be divided into two-component catalytic curing, one-component UV curing, or thermal curing. Flexibility can be good to very good, with weather resistance. Fast curing.

 

Anaerobic glue

One-component adhesive/sealant that cures only in the absence of air. Used for thread locking, cylindrical retention, pipe thread sealing, flat sealing, etc.

 

Instant glue

The one-part adhesive cures instantly upon contact with metal surfaces. Most substrates have good adhesion and high strength. Available in different viscosities, cure speeds, void filling capabilities, and surface compatibility.

 

Epoxy glue

Can be one or two-component, heat, and ambient curing. High bond strength to most substrates, sometimes even exceeding the strength of the substrate itself. Epoxies are very hard, chemical, and weather resistant. Can be designed as thermally and electrically conductive epoxy.

 

Hot melt adhesive

A thermoplastic material that, after being melted in a sizing machine, wets the surface of a substrate and solidifies to form a bond when cooled. It cures quickly and is not a true structural adhesive, but bonds to a wide range of substrates.

 

Polyurethane type adhesive

One-component or two-component, good adhesion to thermoplastic and thermosetting plastics with slight surface treatment. Has good flexibility and durability. There are three curing methods: catalytic curing, thermal curing, and evaporative solvent curing. Generally slow curing.

 

Silica gel

One-part silicone adhesive/sealant that cures a tough solid by moisture curing. Has good weather resistance, abrasion resistance, moisture, and chemical resistance. Operating temperature from -76°F to 600°F(-24°C-315°C)

 

UV curing adhesive

One-component, solvent-free, UV and visible light curing adhesives for bonding, coating, potting, and sealing. Cures within seconds of exposure to UV or visible light. 

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