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Rulon Bearings

Solvay FM® 377S Adhesive Film, psf 0.08 (391 gsm)
Categories: Polymer; Adhesive; Film; Thermoset; Epoxy; Epoxy Adhesive

Material Notes: Description: FM® 377 film adhesive is a 350°F (177°C) cure modified epoxy designed for continuous services at 350°F (177°C). FM 377 film adhesive provides outstanding durability in bonding metallic and non-metallic substrates, and in the co-cure or secondary bonding of composites structures. FM 377 adhesive exhibits excellent structural performance from -67°F to 350°F (-55°C to 177°C). FM 377 adhesive is manufactured as a supported film with a knit carrier or as an unsupported film. The unsupported version can be easily reticulated on honeycomb core or perforated metal.

Features & Benefits:

  • Designed for bonding metallic, non-metallic and sandwich structures
  • Excellent combination of high peel strength and high 350°F (177°C) shear strength
  • Designed for continuous service at 350°F (177°C)
  • Superior performance in co-cure or secondary bonding of composite structures
  • Easily reticulated on core or perforated metal for nacelle bonding applications
  • 30 days shop life at 75°F (24°C)
Applications:
  • Bonding metallic, non-metallic and sandwich structures
  • Co-cure and secondary bonding of composite structures

Information provided by Cytec, subsequently acquired by Solvay.

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Physical PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Volatiles <= 1.0 %<= 1.0 %
Storage Temperature -18.0 °C-0.400 °F
 
Mechanical PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Tensile Strength  3.34 MPa
@Temperature 177 °C
485 psi
@Temperature 351 °F
Flatwise, Honeycomb Specimens
 3.38 MPa
@Temperature 177 °C
490 psi
@Temperature 351 °F
Flatwise, After 1000 hr aging at 350°F (177°C), Honeycomb Specimens
 8.34 MPa
@Temperature 24.0 °C
1210 psi
@Temperature 75.2 °F
Flatwise, Honeycomb Specimens
Shear Strength 5.52 MPa800 psiBeam, Honeycomb Specimens
 12.72 MPa
@Temperature 177 °C
1845 psi
@Temperature 351 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 28 days
 13.1 MPa
@Temperature 177 °C
1900 psi
@Temperature 351 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 63 days
 13.4 MPa
@Temperature 177 °C
1950 psi
@Temperature 351 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 14 days
 13.69 MPa
@Temperature 177 °C
1985 psi
@Temperature 351 °F
Blister, Metal-to-Metal
 14.1 MPa
@Temperature 177 °C
2050 psi
@Temperature 351 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C
 14.5 MPa
@Temperature 177 °C
2110 psi
@Temperature 351 °F
Blister, after 1000 hrs at 350°F, Metal-to-Metal
 24.1 MPa
@Temperature -55.0 °C
3500 psi
@Temperature -67.0 °F
Blister, Metal-to-Metal
 24.79 MPa
@Temperature -55.0 °C
3595 psi
@Temperature -67.0 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C
 25.41 MPa
@Temperature -55.0 °C
3685 psi
@Temperature -67.0 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 14 days
 25.48 MPa
@Temperature -55.0 °C
3695 psi
@Temperature -67.0 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 63 days
 25.5 MPa
@Temperature 24.0 °C
3700 psi
@Temperature 75.2 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 63 days
 25.7 MPa
@Temperature 24.0 °C
3730 psi
@Temperature 75.2 °F
Blister, Metal-to-Metal
 26.1 MPa
@Temperature 24.0 °C
3780 psi
@Temperature 75.2 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 14 days
 26.44 MPa
@Temperature 24.0 °C
3835 psi
@Temperature 75.2 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C
 26.51 MPa
@Temperature -55.0 °C
3845 psi
@Temperature -67.0 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 28 days
 26.7 MPa
@Temperature 24.0 °C
3870 psi
@Temperature 75.2 °F
Wide Area Lap, Prebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 28 days
 
Thermal PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Maximum Service Temperature, Air 177 °C351 °Fcontinuous
 
Processing PropertiesMetricEnglishComments
Shelf Life 12.0 Month12.0 Month
 
Descriptive Properties
ColorGrey
Honeycomb Sandwich Peel133 Nm/mHoneycomb Specimens
 66 Nm/mPrebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 63 days
 69 Nm/mPrebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 28 days
 74 Nm/mPrebond Film Exposure at 24°C
 80 Nm/mPrebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 14 days
Metal-to-Metal Climbing Drum Peel155 Nm/mPrebond Film Exposure at 24°C
 156 Nm/mMetal-to-Metal
 160 Nm/mPrebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 14 days
 164 Nm/mPrebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 28 days
 164 Nm/mPrebond Film Exposure at 24°C, for 63 days

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