Joining Process
- Check to see how much adhesive oozes out.
- 1.1. Make sure that the two-component adhesive is mixed evenly in the mixing tube.
- 1.2. Before applying adhesive to the joints, apply a bead of adhesive with a length of → Length: 10 cm to a paper towel or similar object and dispose of it later. The hardening process can also be checked using this bead.
- Apply adhesive.
- 2.1. Apply adhesive to the flanges of the joints.
- 2.2. Spread the adhesive out over the flanges of the joint. → Application depth: 0.5 mm
- 2.3. Areas not covered by cathodic immersion paint and exposed body panels in cavities must be brushed or filled with structural adhesive.
- Apply adhesive to the edges.
- 3.1. Apply additional beads of adhesive at the edges and center of the joint. → Application depth: 3 mm
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- When the adhesive oozes out along the entire length of the joint on both sides, enough adhesive has been applied.
- 1 50 ml cartridge is sufficient for a flange length of approx. 6 m.
- 3.1. Apply additional beads of adhesive at the edges and center of the joint. → Application depth: 3 mm
- Join components.
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- 4.1. Join parts, secure them and weld, rivet and screw them within the processing time.
The joining process must take place immediately after applying adhesive in order to guarantee a high quality and reliable bond.
Otherwise the adhesive bead must be removed and pre-treatment of the surface and application of the adhesive must be repeated.
The thickness of the layer of adhesive after joining must not exceed → Layer thickness: 1 mm ; spread the adhesive out on the bonding surface using a spatula if necessary.
- 4.1. Join parts, secure them and weld, rivet and screw them within the processing time.
- Remove any excess adhesive.
- 5.1. Remove most of the excess material with paper or a cloth.
- 5.2. Finish cleaning visible surfaces with a cloth soaked in acetone.
Hardened material can only be removed by mechanical means.