An industrial adhesive that is easy to handle and has fewer failures in adhesive work.
"Metallock B" is a topcoat for two-component rubber-metal vulcanizing adhesive. By using a primer such as Metallock AS, it is possible to safely and strongly bond natural rubber, styrene-butadiene synthetic rubber, polybutadiene rubber, and other metals such as steel during vulcanization. After application, do not leave it for a long time; please adhere the unvulcanized rubber as quickly as possible. 【Features】 ■ Good adhesion to unvulcanized rubber ■ No special treatment such as stirring is required before use ■ Can bond at various temperatures ranging from 70°C to around 170°C ■ The bonded area has good resistance to heat, oil, water, chemicals, and mechanical fatigue *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Features】 ■Appearance: Red liquid ■Specific gravity: 0.86–0.90 (20℃) ■Main solvent: Toluene ■Stability period: 1 year ■Viscosity: 15–40 mPa·s (20℃) ■Non-volatile content: 5.5–7.5% ■Flash point: 5℃ *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Toyo Chemical Research Institute Co., Ltd. has been dedicated to serving everyone since its establishment in 1955 as a manufacturer of rubber and metal vulcanizing adhesives, always striving to improve quality and technology. We will focus all our efforts on product development and quality control to accurately respond to needs and meet the requests of various industries.
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