Endurance Strength
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- The object temperature must be above the minimum hardening temperature for the entire specified time period.
- If the minimum hardening temperature could not be reached within the specified time period, the standing time must be increased or additional heat must be applied to the bonded joint.
- If the hardening temperature is significantly less than the minimum hardening temperature (approx. 10 °C), this can cause irreversible damage to the bonded joint. This can have a negative effect on the strength of the bonded joint.
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After this time, the vehicle meets the crash requirements and may be driven on public roads.
The vehicle can be handed over to the customer.
The time between joining the repaired components and starting to use them must be at least → Standing time at 18 °C: 96 h .