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Heat-resistant inorganic adhesive "Alon Ceramic"

Heat-resistant inorganic adhesive "Alon Ceramic"

Forms a hardened material that withstands high temperatures of 1,100 to 1,200℃! For heat-resistant bonding of metals, ceramics, quartz, and more.

"Alon Ceramic" is a heat-curing type of heat-resistant inorganic adhesive and filler. The product lineup includes "Alon Ceramic E," which is primarily composed of zirconia and silica, "Alon Ceramic D," which is made of alumina, and "Alon Ceramic C," which is based on silica. Due to its main components being fire-resistant ceramics like alumina and inorganic polymers, it exhibits excellent heat resistance. 【Features】 ■ One-component heat-curing type ■ Main components are fire-resistant ceramics like alumina and inorganic polymers ■ Forms a cured material that withstands high temperatures of 1,100 to 1,200°C ■ Demonstrates high adhesive strength to metals and ceramics even at high temperatures *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Inorganic Adhesive "FJ515 Heating Foaming Type"

Inorganic Adhesive "FJ515 Heating Foaming Type"

Enhance the fire resistance and flame retardancy of organic foam and building materials! Heat-foamed type inorganic adhesive.

The "FJ515 Heating Foam Type" is a 100% inorganic, water-based, one-component, heating foam type inorganic adhesive. It expands 5 to 10 times due to flame, forming a strong fire-resistant insulation layer. It enhances the fire resistance and fireproofing of organic foams and building materials. 【Features】 - Rapid curing due to the evaporation of moisture (dehydration condensation reaction) - When rapidly heated to 150°C to 200°C, it expands 5 to 10 times and forms a fire-resistant insulation layer - No volatile substances or harmful gases are generated during drying - Non-combustible, highly heat-resistant, and does not degrade under ultraviolet light - Viscosity can be adjusted as desired by adding water or hot water *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Inorganic Adhesive "FJ523 General Purpose Type"

Inorganic Adhesive "FJ523 General Purpose Type"

Prevents cracking, enhances adhesion, and prevents detachment! 100% inorganic, water-based single-component adhesive.

The "FJ523 General Purpose Type" is an easy-to-handle inorganic adhesive that is 100% inorganic and water-based. By adjusting the direction of shrinkage during drying, it prevents cracking and enhances adhesion, preventing detachment. It improves the fire resistance of high-humidity areas such as automotive engines, mufflers, and dryers, as well as building materials. Additionally, unlike organic adhesives, there is no concern about sick house syndrome. 【Features】 ■ Rapid curing due to the evaporation of moisture (dehydration condensation reaction) ■ High adhesion with minimal cracking or peeling during drying ■ The liquid itself is odorless, and no volatile substances or harmful gases are generated during drying ■ Non-combustible, highly heat-resistant, and does not degrade under ultraviolet light ■ Viscosity can be adjusted as desired by adding water or hot water *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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