3M Scotch-Weld Epoxy Adhesive DP100 Plus 48.5 ml

Key Features:

• Type: Two-part epoxy adhesive (requires mixing of a resin and hardener before application).
• Bonding Strength: It provides strong, durable bonds to a variety of substrates, including metals, plastics, ceramics, and composites.
• Application Time: DP100 Plus offers a fast set time and high work-life, making it suitable for many quick-setting projects.
• Cure Time: Full cure time is approximately 24 hours, but handling strength can be achieved within 6-10 minutes.
• Viscosity: It has a thixotropic (non-drip) consistency, which is helpful for vertical or overhead applications.
• Color: It is typically clear or slightly amber when mixed.
• Tensile Strength: After curing, the adhesive exhibits strong tensile strength and resistance to impact and vibration.

Advantages:

• Versatile: It bonds well to a wide range of materials, providing flexibility in various manufacturing and repair processes.
• High Bond Strength: Known for high tensile strength, providing robust and long-lasting adhesion.
• Low Viscosity: It can fill gaps and crevices, making it useful for imperfectly fitted surfaces.
• Durability: Resistant to environmental conditions such as water, heat, and chemicals, offering long-term performance.

Common Applications:

• Industrial Manufacturing: Used in automotive, aerospace, electronics, and general assembly.
• Repairs: Ideal for repair applications, especially where high-strength and durable bonding is required.
• Fabrication: Suitable for creating strong, lasting bonds between components during product assembly or prototyping.

Application Tips:

• Mixing: Mix the two components in the specified ratio to ensure proper bonding.
• Surface Preparation: Clean surfaces thoroughly before applying the adhesive to achieve the best bond.
• Curing: Allow sufficient time for curing before subjecting the adhesive to stress or load.

If you’re planning to use it, be sure to check the manufacturer’s datasheet for specific instructions, including safety precautions, mixing ratios, and curing times for optimal performance.