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Supplier: Master Bond Inc
Learn more about some of Master Bond’s most popular two component epoxy adhesives, sealants, coatings, encapsulants, and potting compounds. As a custom formulator, Master Bond can develop new versions of our products to suit the needs of our customers....
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Supplier: Master Bond Inc
Master Bond Inc. has developed a wide range of bonding, sealing and coating formulations specifically designed to resist exposure to vibration, impact and shock. These compounds consist of epoxy, silicone, polyurethane, polysulfide and UV cure systems. They have excellent adhesion to similar and dissimilar substrates, including metals, ceramics, glass, rubbers and most plastics. They are noted for providing improved durability, high peel/shear strength properties and the ability to withstand thermal cycl......
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Supplier: Master Bond Inc
Master Bond tries hard to make the selection of an adhesive, sealant and coating as easy and simple as possible. We specialize in high temperature applications and offer a wide variety of one and two component epoxies, silicones and polyurethanes. Our formulations have over 30 years of job proven performance. Environmentally friendly, they contain no solvents or diluents. Grades vary in viscosity, cure speed, flexibility, heat and chemical resistance, electrical insulation properties, etc. Special grades......
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Supplier: Master Bond Inc
Master Bond formulates technologically advanced epoxy, polyurethane, polysulfide, silicone and UV cure systems for unmatched resistance to corrosive environments. These compounds are available in different viscosities, cure times, hardness, electrical properties, colors, and temperature resistance to best meet specific performance requirements. They are presently employed in applications ranging from design and production to repair, maintenance and field service. Specific grades offer resistance to a wid......
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Commercial organic coatings, adhesive/sealants, pottings, and encapsulants generally contain solvents and various diluents, or they are composed of two components which must be weighed and mixed prior to use. After such compounds are applied, heat is generally used to drive off the solvents and other volatiles or to speed the cure (hardening) — especially for two component systems. UV curing compounds on the other hand are one component materials which remain stable—even after prolonged storage — until a......
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