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| When working with adhesives, the protection
of skin (gloves, appropriate clothes) and eyes (safety glasses) is
recommended. |
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Read the label of the cartridge to check the
product name as well as the expiry date of the adhesive, and the safety
warnings. |
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| For each cartridge size, an appropriate dispensing gun is used. In this case, the adhesive is supplied in a 200ml
cartridge. |
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Good quality mixing is key to a successful
bonding operation. The recommended mixing nozzle
is attached to the cartridge. |
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| The first drops of adhesive coming out of
the mixing nozzle should be discarded, to ensure that both hardener
and resin are flowing through the mixing nozzle in correct proportion.
Then, the adhesive can be applied onto the substrate. |
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A thin bead of adhesive can be easily applied
direct from the mixing nozzle. |
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| Proper surface pre-treatment is recommended.
In most cases, slight abrading and a solvent wipe improves
the bond strength significantly. |
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A small bead of adhesive is applied onto the substrates to be bonded. |
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| The two substrates are then brought together
to form the bond. |
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Pressure is applied in order to make sure
that the adhesive is fully in contact with the substrates. |
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| The parts are then clamped in order to retain a certain pressure until the adhesive has reached handling strength. |
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The parts have been bonded and the clamps have been attached. |