| Tech Tip Nr. |
Titel |
Datum |
Größe |
Beschreibung |
 1 |
Proper Mixing and Handling of Epoxies |
2010 |
180KB |
Mixing and handling epoxies proberly eases the application process and increases the chances of achieving a good bond. |
| 2 |
Handling Premixed and Frozen Materials |
2010 |
175KB |
Touching the barrel of frozen syringe without gloves will result in the product pulling away from the barrel and cause freeze thaw voids. |
| 3 |
Viscosity and TI |
2010 |
224KB |
Viscosity and TI are important parameters to consider when choosing an epoxy. |
| 4 |
Removing Bubbles |
2010 |
204KB |
Removing bubbles ensures optimal adhesive performance by providing a good continuous bond. |
| 5 |
Using Expired Product |
2010 |
180KB |
A product can be using for certain applications after the date of expiration has passed. |
| 6 |
Minimum Bond Line |
2010 |
192KB |
Minimum bond line cure and thickness play an important role in adhesive properties and performance. |
| 7 |
Epoxy Crystallization |
2010 |
196KB |
Crystallization of epoxy resins is completely reversible, like freeze/thaw cycles of ice and water. |
| 8 |
Reworking Cured Epoxy |
2010 |
185KB |
There are several techniques which have shown to be effective tools in removing cured epoxy from substrates. |
| 9 |
UV Cure Adhesives |
2010 |
255KB |
UV curing adhesives offer a convenient way to quickly cure a product in specific applications. |
