PLEXUS MA320 Methyl methacrylate adhesive acrylic structural adhesive FRP composite adhesive

Plexus MA320 is a two-component methyl methacrylate structural adhesive used for bonding Thermoplastic metals and composites. The mixing ratio is 10:1, the operating time is 8 ~ 12 minutes at room temperature for 25 ~ 30 minutes to reach 75% of the final intensity. The adhesive is ideal for composite bonding in the transportation, shipping and construction industries without the need for surface treatment using MA320. Even at -18 ° C ° C, MA320 still has good toughness. Having grayish white, white and black. The MA320 is packaged in ready-to-use cartridge adhesive and in 5-gallon, 50-gallon containers that can be mixed and used with special equipment. Used for bonding the following materials: steel, iron, lead, titanium, ABS, PVC, nylon, polycarbonate, plexiglass, polyurethane, cement, ceramics, wood and other materials between the bonding; Widely used in cars, motorcycles, chemicals, machinery, resin crafts, Christmas gifts, plastic toys, ceramics, furniture, iron, stainless steel, wood bonding, can also be used for artificial stone bonding. Recommended for bonding the following materials: ABS acrylate, frp, gel coat, PVC, polyester (including DCPD modification) , polyurethane vinyl ester, polystyrene and other normal service temperature 23-25 degrees Celsius. Increase in temperature will speed up the reaction, speed up the adhesive 1. Operation and curing time. Lower temperature will prolong the operation time and curing time. 2, acrylic adhesive 5 degrees below the difficult reaction, to ensure that the workshop temperature, to ensure that the adhesive storage temperature. 3, the temperature is low suggest the customer to carry on the adhesive to warm up, according to the warm up temperature decision time, the big barrel glue must be longer than the card barrel glue time. 4, adhesive long-term preservation at low temperature, must warm before use, otherwise good in the heating curing, there will be incomplete curing phenomenon.