Structural Adhesives Offer Exceptional Bond Strength
Adhesive Systems’ Structural Adhesive Products
Adhesive Systems’ structural adhesives are the superior choice for all your high-performance applications. Our durable, tough, structural adhesive products are used in automotive, construction, electrical, transportation, industrial and marine industry applications. The exceptional bond strength is ideal for many automotive applications such as rearview mirrors, fuel pumps and steel doors. Our products are resilient so they can withstand severe conditions often seen in automotive, marine, transportation and industrial applications.
Our structural adhesives, including UV curables, two-part methacrylates, one and two-part epoxies and no-mix structurals, are designed to meet your specific application needs. We engineer products to meet the specific structural bonding requirements of marine plastics, automotive components and aerospace materials. And their resistance to high temperatures makes them perfect for bonding lighting fixtures and transformers. They also perform superbly under high amounts of stress, shock and impact -- even in extreme conditions.
MP 53000 Series Products are single component, solvent-free materials which cure in seconds when exposed to UV/visible light, and are engineered to meet specific application requirements.
MP54000 and MP55000 Series products are one and two-part systems which have a great balance of tensile, shear and peel strength for various application assemblies. The strength and integrity of the structural bonds are what makes them so useful. Our industrial, structural adhesives are an essential tool in improving overall product quality, lowering per unit costs, and reducing processing time. And they allow for innovative design solutions.
We do offer custom formulations of any of our adhesive product lines to meet your manufacturing requirements. We will work with your company to formulate the ideal product that meets your company’s specific needs.
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