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3M™ Scotch-Weld™ Epoxy Adhesive 1469
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- Excellent retention of strength after aging in typical environments
- Exceptionally high strength properties at service temperatures from -70°F to 300°F (-57°C to 149°C)
- Easy application by knife coating, trowel, roller coating, pump and high pressure injection methods
- Wide process window for curing: 300°F-450°F (150°C-232°C)
3M™ Scotch-Weld™ Epoxy Adhesive 1469 is a one-part, thermosetting liquid adhesive that provides exceptionally high strength at temperatures from -70°F to 300°F (-57°C to 149°C). This white to cream colored adhesive can be applied by knife coating, trowel, roller coating, pump and high pressure injection methods.
A one-part, 100% solids, thermosetting liquid adhesive
Our 3M™ Scotch-Weld™ Epoxy Adhesive 1469 eliminates the need for metering or mixing and weighing two part systems. This product offers exceptionally high performance at service temperatures ranging from -70°F to 300°F (-57°C to 149°C). Can reach more than 2,000 PSI at 300°F. Our adhesive provides excellent strength retention after aging in typical environments. Suggested cure profile: 2 hours at 350°F (177°C).
Recommended Applications
- Metal to metal bonding
Epoxy adhesives are part of the class of adhesives called "structural adhesives," which include polyurethane, acrylic, cyanoacrylate and others. Epoxies are formulated as liquid reactive polymers that undergo a chemical reaction when mixed and then cure to form a solid plastic material. Once the two parts are mixed in their specified ratio, they begin the curing process and offer a limited working time where the adhesive can be applied and the two surfaces positioned as needed. This work life lasts anywhere from a few minutes to several hours. These structural adhesives provide high shear and peel strengths, depending on the formula, and better heat and chemical resistance than other common adhesives. In general, epoxy adhesives have the highest overall strength and offer the best performance and most resistance to high temperatures, solvents and outdoor weathering.
Epoxy adhesive (often referred to as epoxy glue) is widely used in building and home construction; aircraft and automobile manufacturing; bicycle, boat, golf clubs, ski and snowboard assembly as well as a host of home use and other applications. It is used virtually anywhere high-strength bonds are needed along with resistance to environmental conditions. These adhesives are popular for their ease of use, mechanical strength and chemical resistance. Formulations can be created to make epoxy for plastic flexible or epoxy for metal rigid, epoxy resin transparent or opaque, quick setting or slow setting. The versatility with which these adhesives can be formulated helps meet almost any requirement for bonding wood, metal, glass, stone and various plastics.
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