Hi-Tech Seals, Inc. Datasheets for Industrial Adhesives
Industrial adhesives consist of hot melt adhesives, epoxy adhesives, polyurethane adhesives, sealants, thermoset adhesives, UV curing adhesives, silicon adhesives, acrylic adhesives and other related industrial products.
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| Product Name | Notes |
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| Assembly of cylindrical parts, such as rotors, gears, bushings, collars and bearings, can be effectively and reliably accomplished with HERNON®’s line of Cylinlock® Retaining Compounds. Cylinlock® high strength products eliminate... | |
| Classic cyanoacrylates are represented by the ethyl and methyl chemistries. Generally, the methyls offer better bond strengths on metals, the ethyls providing better strengths on everything else. Substrate selection and... | |
| HERNON® offers a complete line of structural acrylic adhesives. These systems are two-part, no mix, and reactive adhesives. Each acrylic adhesive has two components: the adhesive base or resin, and... | |
| HERNON® offers a complete line of ultraviolet curing adhesives and compounds, the Ultrabond® line of products. These products are single component systems offering either ultraviolet light or ultraviolet light & | |
| Hi-Tech Seals' O-ring glue allows O-ring cord to be cold-bonded together to create an O-ring. This glue is excellent for work in the field and for custom O-ring sizes. | |
| Self Locker thread locking adhesives are pre-applied products designed for production environments. This line features microscopic glass spheres that remain dry until activated by thread engagement. The shearing action of... | |
| The Nuts N’ Bolts is an anaerobic adhesive, used in nut and bolt assemblies. When the adhesive is confined between substrates, the oxygen is eliminated and the adhesive cures. These... | |
| The Quantum® group of HERNON® cyanoacrylates offers specialized performance attributes. This range of grades has been engineered to provide solutions to specific cyanoacrylate challenges. Three categories are offered: surface insensitive,... |