In the field of potting glue, potting epoxy glue has attracted more attention. Composed of epoxy resin and various functional additives, it exhibits various properties and is widely used. Learn more about adhesives so they can work better in the right environment.
How many types of potting epoxy glue include?
At present, potting epoxy adhesives are divided into two categories: one-component and two-component. The composition of the one-component potting epoxy glue is relatively simple, and the package can be directly opened for potting. Store directly at room temperature when not in use, away from direct sunlight. The two-component potting epoxy glue is composed of AB agents, and the two groups of materials are evenly prepared according to the scientific ratio to be poured normally. No matter which kind of potting epoxy glue you use, you should cooperate with a strong supplier, be more assured, focus on the research of potting epoxy glue, and provide customized potting epoxy glue application solutions, which have a wide range of uses and can be used in New energy, military, medical, aviation, shipbuilding, electronics, automobiles, instruments, power supplies, high-speed rail and other industries.
What is the performance of potting epoxy glue?
When the potting epoxy glue is poured successfully, it can directly penetrate into the gaps of the components and play a filling role. When it is successfully cured, it can form a glossy and smooth adhesive layer, which can prevent the entry of moisture, water, pollutants, etc., resist certain pressure, and protect components to work better.
What should be paid attention to when using potting epoxy glue?
1. After the two-component product is mixed, it starts to solidify slowly and release some heat. To reduce waste, complete pouring within the allotted time.
2. The more the amount of glue mixed, the faster the reaction speed. It is recommended that users control the amount of glue reasonably.
3. Potting epoxy glue is a chemical product, and the operator should wear anti-gloves to prevent the adhesive from sticking to the skin. If it accidentally sticks to the skin during operation, rinse with plenty of water. A small amount of use will hardly stick to the skin. When using a large amount, you should do a good job of experimenting to find out a more reasonable blending ratio and operation method.
