Epoxy - Available
in two-part or one-part, both room temperature and heat curable
formulations, epoxy adhesives provide high strength bonds on a wide
variety of substrates. The bond can often times be stronger than the
parts being bonded. Epoxies are very tough with good chemical and
environmental resistance. Epoxies come in variable cure speeds and have
good void filling capabilities. They are also available with
electrically and thermally conductive properties.
Easy to dispense two-part epoxies using dual cartridges and static mix nozzles or Techkit cartridges Dispense one-part epoxies using air-powered syringe dispensers or needle valves.
  
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