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ACROBOND AS212/3

Acrylic glue

Product code : AS212/3

Applications Fast, high-performance and durable adhesive for inserts and various mechanical attachments (clips, hinges, etc.) in composite applications. Thixotropic adhesive with very low odour is particularly suitable for all assembly and assembly work; It can be used on raw metal supports, either directly or after prior application of Acrobond® PR 2M primer depending on the level of performance sought, particularly on aluminum, stainless steel, copper or brass. Adhesive that can be used on many materials such as duroplasts, composites, polyester laminates or rigid thermoplastics such as MMA, ABS, PC, PET, PUR, rigid PVC, acrylics, etc. with the exception of polyolefins such as PE, PP, TPE, etc. In general, prior tests are recommended, especially for non-common materials or for particularly high requirements; If necessary, please contact our technical services. 2-C glue easily applied from cartridges + static mixers. Characteristics Grey, semi-structural, low odour Properties Acrylic-based, two-component structural adhesive for fast bonding, low odour

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Characteristics

  • Chemistry / Technology
  • Chemical base Acrylique
  • Color Grey
  • Consistency Thixotropic / creamy, very easy to apply by extrusion
  • Density ~ 1.17 g/cm3 for resin - part A, ~ 1.50 g/cm3 for hardener - part B
  • Viscosity ~ 16000 mPa.s blended.
  • Open time ≥ 3 minutes at 20°C
  • Fixture time ≤ 10 minutes at 20°C
  • Fixture time 24 hours
  • Pressing time ≥ 7 minutes at 20°C
  • Mix Ratio 10:1
  • Elongation at break Elongation at break: ~200%
  • Hardness class Dureté Shore A: ~ 90, Shore D: ~ 50
  • Shear strength ~10 MPa (aluminum) and ~7 MPa on ABS and similar rigid thermoplastics (material breakage)
  • Storage condition (≥ +5°C and ≤ +15°C) frost-free, cool and dry
  • Temperature strength -40°C to +80°C
  • Packaging

    50 ml 2-component cartridges in 10:1 mixing ratio. Other packaging on special request only

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    MEDMIX's Quadro™ static mixers are specially designed to provide consistent and reliable mixing of two-component adhesives. Their innovative design, with 45° crossed mixing elements, optimizes the interaction between the two components and ensures consistent mixing quality, even in the event of viscosity differences.

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