Cold Bonding Adhesive

Cold Bonding Adhesive

German Technology and raw materials, cost efficient with production in china.
With germanBond name ,QBF offers high performance adhesives for conveyor belt splicing or conveyor belt repair and for the rubber lining of conveyor belt pulleys as well as for bonding rubber and plastic with each other or with metals are the result of many years of experience and research. We provide the optimal high performance adhesive whatever the individual case.
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Product Introduction

Qingdao Best Friend Rubber & Plastic Co., Ltd. is one of the most reliable manufacturers and suppliers of cold bonding adhesive in China, also supports customized service. If you're going to buy high quality cold bonding adhesive made in China, welcome to get more information from our factory.

 

QBF offers two-component cold bonding adhesivesy stems are easy to apply and are prepared with hardener. They offer excellent contact bonding properties and create reliable and resilient bonding.

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For contact bonding of conveyor belt splices, belt repairs and pulley linings, our high performance adhesives offer optimal processing times and long pot lives. Careful selection of raw materials, even and steady manufacturing and the packages' high standard of quality guarantee a long shelf-life.

 

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Features

 

● Reliable quality : Strong adhesion level, the same level as hot vulcanization
● Easy operation : Operated by simple tools and no vulcanizing press is required
● High efficiency : Short operating time, reduce downtime and production loss
● Safety and reliability : The cold bonding adhesivesy is flame retardant and can be used safely in underground
● Cost efficiency: The price is lower than the same quality product and with long lasting

 

Application

 

Applied for permanent-elastic and high-strength contact bonding of rubber to rubber, rubber to fabric, fabric to fabric and rubber to metal as well as leather, polyurethane and other materials.

Primarily used for conveyor belt splices, repairs on conveyor belts, pulley linings and wear protection linings of technical rubber in open pit mines, underground mines, steel plants etc.

 

Technical data

 

Specification

GermanBond 2KR

Packing

Can

Base

Polychloroprene (CR)

Colour

Black

Spissitude

Approx. 1.45 g/cm³

Hardener

GermanBond M

Application

Brush, spatula

Application quantity

Approx. 250 g/m² per coat

Flash-off time

Approx. 10 min (at 20 °C)

Pot life

Approx. 2 h (at 20 °C)

Shelf life

24 months

Storage requirements

Dry, cool, in tightly closed buckets

Packing units

GermanBond® 2kR: 1.0 kg tin

GermanBond®M Hardener

40 g (has to be ordered separately)

 

Cautions

 

● Please operate with materials temperature above 10℃ and humidity less than 90% at job site.
● Please apply and prepared with germanBond® M hardener
● Store in a cool and dry place
● Avoid contact with skin before curing. If contact with these, please wash immediately with soap and plenty of running water.
● In order to avid effect the bonding adhesion strength, please strictly follow the operation process.
 

 

How Cold Bonding Works

Cold bonding is a manual process that's performed with a brush and adhesive or glue. First, production personnel prepare the surfaces of the rubber materials that will be joined. To promote optimum adhesion, some elastomers may need to be abraded. Degreasers, solvents, or other cleaning agents are sometimes used to remove dirt, oils, and other surface contaminants.

After the surfaces are wiped clean and dried carefully, the glue or adhesive is applied. Rubber bonding systems include low, medium, and high viscosity adhesives that come in cyanoacrylate, silicone, epoxy, and other formulas. Specific bonding products may be designed for elastomers such as nitrile, silicone, neoprene, or EPDM. Some glues crystallize when they contact water. All glues dry out over time.

 

Advantages of Cold Bonding Adhesive

There is no risk of sparks or electrical hazards and no need for hot work permits.

Cold bonding can be used when cutting and welding are restricted due to potentially explosive atmosphere.

Fast and simple in-situ application without the need for special equipment makes cold bonding ideal for emergency repairs and challenging application areas, where access is restricted.

There is no need for on-site machining, stress relieving and post weld heat treatment.

Cold bonding adhesive can conform to irregular shapes and substrates, filling the void between the surfaces. This ensures 100% contact which enhances load bearing capability.

The system is solvent free, 100% solid and environmentally friendly.

 

Tips to Help You Work With Cold Bonding Adhesive in Winter Weather

 

Know Your Cure Times

Consult technical datasheets and specifications to understand what your working time, handling time and full cure time is at room temperature. Some data sheets will even show you cure times at different temperatures. A general rule of thumb is that for every 20 degree decrease in temperature from room temperature, your curing time will double. Make sure you have a plan that factors in the extended cure times you will face at low temperatures.

 

Know Your Limits

Structural adhesives will have extended cure times within a certain temperature range but there will be a point at which the adhesive will not cure properly and may not cure at all if the environment is too cold. The exact temperature at which the product cannot be reliably used will differ from one product to the next. Check the data sheets for this information. This is often known as minimum application temperature.

 

Control Your Environment

You can take steps to work around the ambient temperatures and mitigate the risks, but it bears repeating that cold temperatures are not optimal for adhesive bonding. If you possibly can, its always best to just control the climate in your workspace. Sometimes this is impossible, and other times it is just inconvenient or expensive. Adhesives are technical products that are designed and tested to work in specific conditions. If quality control and performance are important factors in the end results, you may need to invest in equipment to maintain the proper conditions.

 

Condition Your Materials

If it is impossible to condition your workspace, the next best thing you can do is to at least condition your materials. This can mean heating up the substrates to be bonded, or storing them are room temperature prior to starting the job. This can also mean storing your adhesives at room temperature or higher in preparation for the project as well. This can be as simple as using a heat gun to warm up your metal parts prior to gluing or as complex as using infrared heaters or heating blankets to directly heat the workpieces during curing. Often times there are simple steps such as keeping your glue in a heated office before the day of the job, or not leaving your adhesives in the truck the night before. If the space is not conditioned, then the parts will quickly get cold, but preheating your parts and your adhesive might just retain the heat for long enough during the curing process to make the difference between success and failure.

 

FAQ

Q: 1.What is a cold bond?

A: A cold bond occurs when hot melt adhesive sets before the materials are properly joined, leading to a weak bond.

Q: 2.Why should hot melt adhesives be applied hot?

A: Applying hot melt adhesives while they are fully molten ensures a stronger bond as it allows for better penetration into the bonding surfaces.

Q: 3.How does adhesive open time affect bonding?

A: The open time, or the period when the adhesive remains tacky, is crucial for successful bonding. If the open time is too short, it can result in a cold bond.

Q: 4.What factors influence the setting time of an adhesive?

A: The setting time is affected by the adhesive type, the temperature of the application, and the materials being bonded.

Q: 5.What is cold bonding adhesive?

A: Cold bonding can be described as the joining of two parts or materials without the use of heat. Traditional bonding techniques such as welding use high temperatures generated by an electric arc or the burning of gasses to 'melt' the materials so that they fuse into one.

Q: 6.What is the difference between hot melt and cold melt glue?

A: For example, industrial hot melt tends to be a permanent adhesive that's best suited for hardy materials. Cold glue applications tend to be best paired with sensitive materials like ribbon, styrofoam, or foil for temporary applications.

Q: 7.What is bond glue used for?

A: While adhesive bonding can be applied to metal-to-metal, plastic, glass, rubber, ceramic and many other material combinations, the process can be used to join irregularly shaped surfaces while offering virtually no change in the dimensions or geometry of the parts.

Q: 8.What is the difference between a bond and a glue?

A: Bonds work on a molecular level, glue just sticks. Glue or Bond? Bonds connect two surfaces on the molecular level. They are stronger and far more durable than glue.

Q: 9.How long does bond glue take to dry?

A: Give the piece 24 hours to cure fully. Clamp unstressed joints for 60 minutes or less, and stressed joints for 24 hours. Humidity, temperature, and the type of glue impact dry time. Speed up dry time by increasing airflow and using a thin layer of glue.

Q: 10.Is cold glue reusable?

A: The cold glue adhesive is reusable and easy to removed from the paintwork. Apply for any types of PDR sliding hammers, all aluminum adapters and sliding hammer also available upon request. Keep surface free of grease and anhydrous before applying the glue.

Q: 11.What is cold weld bonding glue?

A: Cold Weld Bonding Compound is a 15-minute, two-part adhesive and filler system that eliminates the need for welding or brazing. It repairs, fills and bonds to iron, steel, brass, bronze, aluminum and copper. Once cured, it can be drilled, tapped, threaded, filed, sanded and painted.

Q: 12.How do you prepare for adhesive bonding?

A: You need to prepare the surface of the substrates to achieve optimal bonding. Preparation may require using a detergent or solvent to clean the materials as thoroughly as possible and remove the dust, grease, and oil. Once it is clean, consider using a bonding primer.

Q: 13.Is adhesive bonding permanent?

A: Certain types of adhesive are temporary. They will break down under the correct conditions. The other exception is when a permanent adhesive is put into very stressful conditions. Such as temperature extremes, exposure to harsh chemicals, or a combination of the two.

Q: 14.Why is surface preparation important in adhesive bonding?

A: Once the adhesive type is determined, the second important step is surface preparation. Adhesive bonds are made to adhere other components to substrate surfaces, but because most surfaces are covered with contaminants, if not removed, bond failure will often result.

Q: 15.What plastics Cannot be glued?

A: If the plastic is hard like a bucket or milk crate, it is likely to be polyethylene or polypropylene. These plastics are nearly impossible to glue unless you choose an adhesive that is marked specifically for use with polyethylene or polypropylene.

 

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