ASI® MP531081G Glass Bonding Grade Acrylate Solvent UV-Curing Adhesive

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ASI® MP531081G Glass Bonding Grade Acrylate Solvent UV-Curing Adhesive
Categories:	Polymer; Adhesive; Thermoset; Acrylic/Cyanoacrylate Adhesive
Material Notes:	MP531081G is a high performance UV curing adhesive engineered to bond metals and glass. It can be used in a variety of product assemblies and it promotes innovative design solutions. Our MP531081G is a leading performer when used for glass bonding applications. MP531081G is often cured with an electroless lamp D, medium pressure metal halide lamp. This UV adhesive also works well with UV light emitted diodes (UV LED) at wavelengths of 365 nm to 395 nm. Design engineers select MP531081G for the optimum in finished product quality, reliability, performance, and cost effectiveness. MP531081G is an essential tool in improving overall product quality, lowering per unit cost, and reducing processing time. Benefits: Superior Bond Strength, Solvent Free, Low Odor, Improves Finished Product Quality, Durable, Good Impact and Vibration Resistance, Easily Automated, No Clean Up. Substrate Applications: Glass, Aluminum. Information provided by Adhesive Systems, Inc.
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Density, uncured Water Absorption, cured Water Absorption, cured Viscosity, 20 rpm. Uncured Hardness, Shore D Tensile Strength Dielectric Constant, cured Dielectric Strength, cured Maximum Service Temperature, Air Minimum Service Temperature, Air Glass Transition Temp, Tg, cured Flash Point, uncured

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