bonding steel to steel
bonding steel to steel
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Which bonding material would you select for attaching a flat plate with a bumpstop on to another flat plate. The loads would hopefully be only compressive shock.
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RE: bonding steel to steel
RE: bonding steel to steel
ie any RTV type compound.
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RE: bonding steel to steel
Do not go for an epoxy type adhesive ---- too brittle and very soon fail. Clean both surface with grinder or shotblaster then use a Belzona " magic rubber" type compound. With suitable primer it is your best choice. I can check the product list and advise exact type if needed. Devcon do an exact equal at half the price.If you do not know these products then put a thin veneer of rubber between your surfaces and glue it with a propriety rubber adhesive like SC2000 from TipTop Rubber at Leeds, Call me if neede further help DW
RE: bonding steel to steel
I'll bear all those comments in mind for future though.