Henkel SIP

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Description for Henkel SIP

Designed to enhance both the quality assurance aspects and the long term durability of bonded joints, without the use of toxic primers. The pretreatment is particularly useful when using acrylic, epoxy or polyurethane adhesives.

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Brand	Bondmaster
Application Type	Primer
1 Part or 2 Part	1-Part
Material Form	Liquid
Substrate	Aluminum, Ceramic, Composite, Metal, Plastic
Industry	Bonded joints
Manufacturer	Henkel
Chemistry	Solvent-Based
Can Be Used In Conjunction With These Materials	Acrylic, Epoxy, Polyurethane

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Overview

Application Type
- Primer
1 Part or 2 Part
- 1-Part
Material Form
- Liquid
Substrate
- Ceramic
- Metal
- Aluminum
- Plastic
- Composites - Composite
- Other - a wide range of surfaces
Industry
- Joints - Bonded joints
Chemistry
- Solvent-Based
Application Method
- Brush - Clean Brush
- Other - Tissue
Cure Method
- None
Can Be Used In Conjunction With These Materials
- Epoxies - Epoxy
- Acrylics - Acrylic
- Urethanes - Polyurethane
Brand
- Bondmaster

Specifications

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Shelf Life Details	Bondmaster SIP should be kept in the original containers, firmly closed and away from direct sunlight and heat, at temperatures of between 5-25°C. Under these conditions the shelf life will be 24 months from the date of despatch from Bondmaster.
Shelf Life Temperature (°F)	41 to 77
Shelf Life Type	From date of despatch
Shelf Life (mon)	24

Best Practices for Henkel SIP

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1. Surface Preparation
  
  Before using the kit prepare the surfaces as follows: Slightly dusty, but otherwise clean surfaces should be wiped with a damp cloth. Heavy soiling and oily surfaces should be treated with an appropriate solvent.
2. Application
  
  Apply a thin film of primer solution to the surfaces to be bonded using either a clean brush or tissue.
  
  If the surface is clean enough for bonding then this wet film will remain continuous without any breaks or dry patches. If a continuous film is achieved, wipe off the primer with a clean tissue or cloth and allow the damp surface to dry. The part is then ready to bond (see note 1).
  
  If the film does not remain continuous, lightly abrade the wet surface with wet or dry paper. Use 320 grade or finer for smooth surfaces. For dimpled or irregular surfaces 100 grade is more appropriate.
  
  Remove the debris with a clean tissue or cloth and re-apply the primer. A thin continuous wet film indicates adequate preparation. Repeat as necessary until the surface is ready for bonding.
3. Mixing
  
  Using the Part C container as the mixing vessel pour in the other two components, replace the lid and then shake to ensure thorough mixing. The mixture is then ready for use.
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