Epoxy adhesive UV22DC80ND
for plasticsfor ceramicsglass

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Characteristics

Chemical composition
epoxy
Type of substrate
for metal, for plastics, glass, for ceramics
Number of components
single-component
Technical characteristics
heat-cured, dual-curing, electrically insulating, chemical-resistant
Applications
for electronics, for OEM, optical, for the aerospace industry
Working temperature

Min.: -60 °F
(-51.11 °C)

Max.: 350 °F
(176.67 °C)

Description

One component, nanosilica filled, dual cure system with UV and heat curing mechanisms Key Features - Thixotropic paste - Minimal shrinkage upon curing - Low coefficient of expansion - Cures in shadowed out areas at 80°C Master Bond UV22DC80ND is a nanosilica filled, UV dual cure system. The secondary cure is accomplished by adding heat, with the minimum temperature being 80°C. Essentially, this epoxy based system will cure readily upon exposure to UV light and if there are any shadowed out areas, heating at 80°C will complete the cure. The 80°C curing feature is particularly useful given the sensitivity of many plastics to elevated temperatures. The consistency of UV22DC80ND can best be described as a thixotropic paste. It dispenses readily, but has limited flow. This UV is a cationic type cure and is not oxygen inhibited. It bonds well to a wide variety of substrates including metals, glass, ceramics and most plastics. UV22DC80ND has very good chemical resistance to many acids, bases, fuels and solvents. It is a superb electrical insulator and it is also able to withstand rigorous thermal cycling. The service temperature range is -60°F to +350°F. As a nanosilica filled system, it has exceptionally low shrinkage upon curing and stellar dimensionally stability.

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