Aremco Ceramabond™ 569 High Temperature Ceramic Adhesive/Paste, Alumina Filled

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Aremco Ceramabond™ 569 High Temperature Ceramic Adhesive/Paste, Alumina Filled
Categories:	Ceramic; Oxide; Aluminum Oxide; Other Engineering Material; Ceramic/Metallic Coating
Material Notes:	Aremco’s high temperature ceramic adhesives are formulated using a broad range of ceramics fillers and inorganic binders, and are ideal for bonding, potting and sealing ceramics, composites, graphite, refractory metals, quartz, and semiconductors for applications to 3200°F (1760°C). Typical Applications: Electrical Halogen Lamps Heaters Igniters Fiberoptics Resistors Solid Oxide Fuel Cells Instruments & Sensors Gas Chromatographs High Vacuum Components Liquid Metal Inclusion Counters Mass Spectrometers Oxygen Analyzers Strain Gauges Semiconductors Temperature Probes Mechanical Ceramic Honeycombs Ceramic Textiles Graphite Blocks Refractory Insulation Sagger Plates Thread-Locking
Key Words:	High Temperature Coatings
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Density Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Content Impact Test, Torque Strength; curing at 1000°F Dielectric Strength CTE, linear Maximum Service Temperature, Air Processing Temperature, Application Temp Cure Time, preceded by 1-4 hour air set Shelf Life

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