Structural Adhesives Selector Guide
Get started with your structural adhesive selection process
Discover your optimal adhesive for establishing robust structural bonds with metals, plastics, and composite materials, tailored to meet the distinct needs of industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, construction, medical, and consumer applications. We discuss what constitutes a structural adhesive in our blog post “What is a Structural Adhesive?”.
Find the adhesive for your application
Whether you’re bonding metals, plastics, composites, or other materials, this selector guide provides a detailed overview of adhesive properties, curing mechanisms, and compatibility considerations. Our technical sales team are on hand to discuss your application in detail.
On your bench tomorrow
Get started with trailing your new structural adhesives in no time. Our structural adhesives are stocked in our UK warehouse and available with next day delivery as standard.
A dose of inspiration
From bonding lenses on medical operating theatre lamps to high-end, private commission furniture projects, we’ve fulfilled our customers dispensing expectations in a variety of applications. See the success stories for yourself on our Case Study page.
The Art of Choosing a Structual Adhesive
Starting with design and working through production and processing considerations, our free, tailored seminar will walk you through the various factors which will influence your decision, and how to develop a specification based on necessary priorities and allowable compromises.
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More resources to help aid your selection process:
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Adhesive problem? What’s the cure?A guide to adhesive bonding, considering structural bonding and the criteria involved for successful assembly. |
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Are cyanoacrylate adhesives structrual?In this whitepaper, Peter Swanson discusses the role of cyanoacrylate adhesives in load-bearing, structrual appliations as well as how new developments in the industry have repositioned the chemistry in the heirachy of adhesives. |
