Lord Adhesives 304 General Purpose, High Viscosity Epoxy Adhesive
Subcategory: Epoxy; Adhesive; Thermoset
Material Notes:
Lord Epoxy Adhesives Lord® Epoxy Adhesives create superior bonds for rubber, SMC, plastics and metals. Our epoxy adhesives are widely used in the automotive industry, over 10 million cars and light- and heavy-duty trucks feature body panels bonded with Lord Epoxy Adhesives. Key benefits are: High Strength Bonds: Their load-bearing properties are equal to, or exceed, many of the substrates they bond. Excellent Environmental and Chemical Resistance: They resist the effects of dilute acids, alkalis, solvents, greases, oils, moisture, sunlight, and weathering. Lord Epoxy Adhesives provide optimal performance in service temperatures up to 400°F (204°C). Improved Aesthetics for Bonded Assemblies: Lord Epoxy adhesives eliminate the distortion, discoloration and surface marring common to mechanical fastening methods such as screw heads, bolts, and welds. Uniform contact between substrates: They fill irregular contours, ensuring uniform contact where substrate surfaces do not mate--critical to many combinations of wood, fabric, rubber, ceramic, glass and foams. Flexible Cure Rates: They cure at room temperature or elevated temperature (which provides the highest possible bond strength and impact resistance. Low shrinkage and good creep properties. 100% solids formulation to meet VOC regulation.
Lord Adhesives 304 General Purpose, High Viscosity Epoxy Adhesive Mix Ratio by Volume = 1:1 Viscosity, Density, and Flashpoint Data given for Resin only (not mixed) Typical Use: General purpose for bonding to many types of natural and synthetic rubber, prepared metals, ceramic and wood.
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