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Introduction
Our Most Popular Fast Curing
Systems
Master Bond Fast Curing Systems are Used in a Wide
Range of Applications
High Reliability and
Performance
Packaged the Way You Need It
New Fast Curing Adhesives
About Master Bond
Master Bond
Inc. fast cure epoxies, polyurethane, silicones, cyanoacrylate
and UV Cure
systems are widely employed by manufacturers seeking maximum efficiency and
greater productivity. They are designed to speed assembly, lower energy cost,
reduce waste and improve product performance. Both one and two component systems
are available for use. The one part systems require no mixing and cure upon
exposure to heat and UV light. Two part systems cure at ambient temperature or upon
exposure to slightly elevated temperatures.
Specific grades offer:
- Improved Durability
- Abrasion Resistance
- High Physical Strength Properties
- Gap-Filling
- Fast Cures
- Easy Application
- Low Stress
- NASA Low Outgassing Approval
- Thermal and Electrical Conductivity
- Superior Electrical Insulation Properties
- Resistance to Vibration, Impact, Shock and Thermal Cycling
- Withstand Exposure to a Wide Range of Chemicals and Water
- High Bond Strength to Similar and Dissimilar Substrates
- Comply with UL94V-0 Flame Retardant Specification
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Master
Bond's popular fast curing systems are given in the table below.
| Product |
Description |
| EP65HT-1 |
High temperature, fast curing, two part epoxy. Service temperature range of -60°F to
400°F. Meets NASA low outgassing specifications. Good electrical insulator with
excellent mechanical properties. |
| EP51 |
Two part, general purpose fast setting fast curing
epoxy 1:1 mix ratio. Excellent bond strength.
Adheres well to metals, plastics, rubbers and glass. |
| MB297 |
High strength ethyl cyanoacrylate, rapid curing one part adhesive. No
mixing needed. Bonds well to metals, plastics and most
rubbers. |
Master
Bond fast curing systems are used in a wide range of applications
including:
- Assembly of electrical, electronic & microelectronic components
- Mobile phones
- Assembly of polymer thick film circuitry
- Drills
- Membrane switches.
- PC boards
- Coatings for tantalum capacitors as well as other electronic components
- Cameras
- Manufacturing of medical devices and diagnostic equipment
- For bonding heatsinks or heat sensitive components to printed
circuit boards
- Antennas
- For moisture proofing and insulation of armatures, stators and
buss bars
- Steering systems
- To seal new molds and repair microporosity in older molds
- Smart card and RFID chip bonding
- Select repair applications
- Wire tacking
- Interior/exterior tank linings
- As matrices for structural composites
- As a high strength electric insulator where speed of cure is
imperative
- Water treatment plants and refineries
- Pulp and paper mills
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- In chemical/power/water production plants
- Offshore platforms
- Automotive components
- Encapsulation of flip chips
- Selected threadlocking applications
- Bonding of components in motors
- Bonding ferrites
- Sealing thermistors
- Printers
- Bonding MRI magnets under full load
- Hearing aids
- Industrial ovens
- For the adhesion and encapsulation of circuit boards
- Industrial washing machines and dryers
- Optical fiber connections
- Electronic controllers
- Housing and potting of electronic assemblies
- Assembly of computer components
- Selected screen printing applications
- Assembly line production
- Plasma displays
- Hard disk drive assembly
- Industrial control equipment
- Power supplies
- Handheld devices
- Industrial test equipment
- Harness assemblies
- Voltage regulators
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Master
Bond's fast curing systems are designed to offer superior quality and long
term durability. They have earned a well deserved reputation for their
performance upon exposure to hostile environmental conditions. Select from a
wide range of systems conveniently packaged for ease of use. These compounds are
available in different viscosities, cure times, chemical resistances, electrical
properties, colors, etc. to best meet specific requirements. They are presently
employed in applications ranging from design and production to repair,
maintenance and field service.
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We offer a wide array of packaging options to speed productivity, minimize waste and
save energy including:
- Quantities from grams to gallons
- Cans, bottles and jars
- Cartridges for manual and pneumatic guns
- Premixed and frozen syringes
- Bipaks for field service kits
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New fast curing adhesives from Master Bond
are given in the table below.
| Product |
Description |
| EP41SMED |
Low viscosity epoxy adhesive meets USP Class VI requirements.
Cures rapidly at room temperatures. High strength bonds. Resistant to cold
sterilants, ETO and gamma radiation. Bonds are rigid. |
| EP51FL |
Highly flexible, two component, room temperature
curing epoxy resists 4K to 250°F.
Recommended for use in cryogenic applications. One to one mix ratio. Setup time
30-40 minutes. High peel strength. Easy application. |
| EP17HT-3 |
Snap cure epoxy cures in only 2 to 3 minutes at 200°F
-300°F. One part, no mix system. Service operating temperature range of -60°F to
+400°F. Shore D hardness > 85. Chemically resistant. |
| UV10TKLO-2 |
NASA low outgassing approved. UV curable one part adhesive compound. High
optical clarity. Easy to apply. Superior physical
strength properties. Cures rapidly at room
temperatures. |
Master
Bond is a leading adhesive manufacturer offering high quality adhesives,
sealants, coatings, and potting compounds. Master Bond's
product line consists of epoxy adhesives, polyurethane,
silicone,
cyanoacrylate and latex adhesives.
Master
Bond's structural adhesives offer design flexibility and provide excellent
bonding performance with a vast array of 3,000 custom designed adhesive
formulations. Adhesive properties differ in viscosity, cure speed, chemical and
temperature
resistance, strength, electrical and thermal
conductivity.
Specific adhesive systems can be designed to meet USP Class VI certification
for medical
use or NASA requirements for low outgassing. Master Bond
products are successfully implemented in medical, optical, aerospace, electronic,
and other hi-tech industries.
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