Bonding Rubber to Mild Steel
Bonding Rubber to Mild Steel
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Hello Folks,
Ive been given a design to build which is in effect a plate for a bridge expansion joint. This constitutes two plates sandwiching a section of rubber. As the metal plates will be on a road surface im looking to find a way of providing some corrosion protection for the metal, which would be impact resistant but would also give a good surface to bond to. Any ideas.
cheers Shorty
Ive been given a design to build which is in effect a plate for a bridge expansion joint. This constitutes two plates sandwiching a section of rubber. As the metal plates will be on a road surface im looking to find a way of providing some corrosion protection for the metal, which would be impact resistant but would also give a good surface to bond to. Any ideas.
cheers Shorty





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The correct cleaning and prep of the copper was probably a secret.
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Conrad.
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We've done numerous custom projects similar to this, if you'd like more information or have any more specific questions feel free to visit our website or email me personally at Nkuzmick@timcorubber.com
Hope this helps
Nick Kuzmick
Timco Rubber Products
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Brad Dunleavy
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Good luck,
Brad Dunleavy
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Perhaps it can help you to solve the adhesion question on treated metals.
Please contact Tack-Service on Germany: Mr. Emil Schmid -
tackservice@aol.com
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I think if you ask direct to him he could explain to you better, because is related to activation of the atoms on the surface of the metal, like plasm does and deppending on the metal surface you need to adjust the UV frequency. Emils has papers relating this experience.
Mr. Emil Schmid - tackservice@aol.com
Luis
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