Application areaFor bonding metal, plastic and rubber parts to each other
Suitable substrates are all metals incl. aluminium, ferrite (sintered material), plastic (EPDM, NBR, PMMA, PC, PVC, polystyrene, POM, TPE, TPO), rubber and silicone rubber, laminated panels, synthetic or natural stone, HPL, enamel, glass, mirrors, porcelain, ceramics, paper and cardboard.
Due to its flexibility, the cyanoacrylate structural adhesive is designed especially for applications with alternating thermal and mechanical loads. Other features include a high impact and peel resistance, even under dynamic load. In addition, Klebfix FLEX has better moisture, water and steam resistance than standard cyanoacrylate adhesives.
Thanks to a short-term temperature resistance of up to +140°C, the superglue can also be used to bond electronic components on printed circuit boards, which must subsequently pass through a soldering bath. Particularly suitable for loudspeaker construction.
InstructionsThe parts to be adhered must be clean, free from grease and dry.
For elastomers (rigid but malleable plastics), only fresh blanks should be bonded, where possible, and any talc layers should be removed in in advance.
Apply a thin, even layer of adhesive to just one of the surfaces to be adhered.
Apply sufficient pressure to make the connection immediately, in order to ensure complete contact.
On non-polar, difficult-to-bond materials such as POM, TPE, TPO, PE, PP, PTFE and silicone rubber, the best adhesive results are achieved using the primer for superglues. Use the activator to speed up the reaction of superglues. This can usually be used on all kinds of substrates, but please test it beforehand on a concealed section for compatibility.
