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3 -
Non-flammable, water thin, very fast-setting solvent cement
for bonding acrylics. Also bonds styrene, butyrate, PETG, and
polycarbonate to themselves. Will not bond to cross linked
acrylics.
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4 -
Non-flammable, water thin, moderately fast-setting solvent
cement for bonding acrylics. Also bonds styrene, butyrate, PETG,
and polycarbonate to themselves. Will not bond to cross linked
acrylics.
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5 -
Water thin, slow-setting solvent cement for bonding acrylics.
Also bonds styrene, butyrate, PETG and polycarbonate to
themselves. Will not bond to cross linked acrylics.
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16 -
Fast-setting, medium bodied, high strength acrylic cement.
Also bonds rigid PVC, ABS, styrene, butyrate, polycarbonate to
themselves and each other, as well as other plastics and porous
surfaces.
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1802
- Medium-setting, light bodied cement for bonding acrylic,
styrene, rigid PVC, ABS, and butyrate to themselves.
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40 -
Two-part, reactive, high strength cement for bonding and
fabricating all acrylics to each other and to polyester, butyrate,
PVC, ABS, PETG, etc. Meets Mil Spec A-8576 Type lll.
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42
- Has the same physical properties as #40, but is packaged
in a two component cartridge for use with a dispensing gun and
mixing tip.
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Typical
Properties of WELD-ON ACRYLIC Adhesives and Cements
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 Number
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Color
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Number
of Components
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Typical Specific Gravity
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Minimum Expected Shelf Life
@ 73° F (yr)
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Typical Viscosity (cps)
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Expected Pot Life After Mixing
@ 73° F (min)
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Meets
SCAQMD Rule 1168 VO Emissions Levels?
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3
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Clear
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1
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1.33
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2
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Water
Thin
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-
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Yes
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4
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Clear
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1
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1.37
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2
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Water
Thin
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-
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Yes
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5
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Clear
|
1
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1.19
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2
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Water
Thin
|
-
|
Yes
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16
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Clear
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1
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1.08
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2
|
800
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-
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Yes
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1802 |
Clear |
1 |
0.89 |
3 |
150 |
- |
Yes*** |
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40
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Clear
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2
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1.03
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1*
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2,900
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25
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Yes
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42
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Clear
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2
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1.03
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1*
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2,900
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25
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Yes
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Refrigeration is recommended to maintain shelf life.
Meets SCAQMD Rule 1168 under any of these conditions:
• Use
is < 1pt/day.
• Tubes are < 8 oz.
• Metal cans are < 5 oz.
• Use is < 10 gal./yr.
• Used in the solvent welding of medical devices.
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