Bonding FKM gaskets for high temperature use

I personally don't, but these peole do:

Good Luck!

R. David Zopf

David Zopf schrieb:

Thank you. But I think UV-curing is out of the question since FKM gaskets are often filled (e.g. carbon black or barium sulfate) thus not permeable for UV.

Volker

I was thinking more about their cyanoacrylate line... Maybe a UV PSA would do the trick. What sort of bond strengths do you need? (and would you test at your limit temperature?)

Regards, R. David Zopf

Hi David,

No. The bonds should withstand 168 hours storage in mineral oil at

160 degree C and are tested at room temperature. Strength should be about 1.5 MPa (210psi). I don't know any cyanoacrylate that stand these temperatures.

Volker

You ought to consider VITON(R)-based adhesive "Pelseal PLV 2100"

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there are some other questions:

what type of gasket is it, static or dynamic, what will be the other material for the bonding? will it only be used at 150°C or up from room temperature? how will the gasket be mounted?

how long should the adhesive work?...

How many Parts?

Perhaps special hotmelts (perhaps from Sarna Xiro) will work

with some FKM did seeral types of loctite work, they have one special type (850?) modified with NBR, this could be a solution

everal epoxys can be a solution....

the application leads here to a solution! Talk with the supplier of the gaskets (you bought some cheap ones from far east... so you have to pay the proce later....) and talk to the suppliers of adhesives... If it is a taylor made applicaton, tolk to both as soon as possible...

3M is very good in adhesives, even so loctite... DELO has in my oppinion one of the best application servises Vantico, even as UHU are good, perhaps Baiersdorf with the TESA produts could fit the problem

two years ago every of these Companies had solutions for bonding FKM uü to

150°C, but no one had a solution to solve the problem I worked on...

nowaday I knpew the solution o the problems i had this time....

Michael I am not a bug I am a undocumented feature

have some fun... the additives in the oil will kill most adhesives

1500000 Pa that are 15 bar so the forces are not to big...

so try hot melt foils ask Sarna Xiro...

Or ask TESA for an adgesive tape...

Michael

I am not a bug I am a undocumented feature