Solvay FM® 400NA Epoxy Film Adhesive

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Solvay FM® 400NA Epoxy Film Adhesive
Categories:	Polymer; Adhesive; Thermoset; Epoxy; Epoxy Adhesive
Material Notes:	Description: FM® 400NA adhesive film is the non-asbestos version of FM 400 and is designed to provide similar performance to that of FM 400 adhesive across the board. It is supplied with a lightweight nylon carrier and is designed for bonding metal-to-metal and sandwich composite structures requiring long time exposures to 420°F (216°C). BR® 400 is a modified epoxy corrosion inhibiting primer and provides excellent corrosive resistance when used on aluminum structures. FM 400NA adhesive film will also bond to BR® 127 primer with normal results. Where corrosion resistance is not required, FM 400NA adhesive film can be used without primer. FM 400NA adhesive film can be cured over a wide range of heat-up rates, temperatures and pressures. The recommended cure cycle is a 3 to 8.5°F/min (1.6 to 4.7°C/min) heat-up rate with a 60 minute hold at 350 ± 10°F (177 ± 5.6°C) and 45 ± 10 psi (0.31 ± 0.07 MPa) pressure. Features & Benefits: Designed to bond metal-to-metal and honeycomb sandwich structures Long term thermal resistance at 420°F (216°C) Structural performance from -67 to Note 1: FM 400NA film with BR 400 primer, 2024-T81 bare aluminum substrates 420°F (-55 to 216°C) Does not contain asbestos Can be cured with a wide range of heat-up rates Applications: Honeycomb sandwich construction Metal-to-metal bonding Note 1: FM 400NA film with BR 400 primer, 2024-T81 bare aluminum substrates Note 2: FM 400NA film with BR 400 primer, 0.050 in. (1.27 mm) Ti6-4V annealed titanium substrates Information provided by Cytec, subsequently acquired by Solvay.
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Available Properties

Volatiles
Storage Temperature
Tensile Strength, Flatwise, Aged 3 hours at 420°F (216°C) - Tested at 420°F (216°C)
Tensile Strength, Flatwise, Aged 18 hours at 365°F (185°C) - Tested at 365 ± 5°F (185 ± 3°C)
Tensile Strength, Flatwise, 75 ± 5°F (24 ± 3°C)
Flexural Strength, Aged 3 hours at 420°F (216°C) - Tested at 420°F (216°C)
Flexural Strength, Aged 18 hours at 365°F (185°C) - Tested at 365 ± 5°F (185 ± 3°C)
Flexural Strength, 75 ± 5°F (24 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 1, 10 min at 420 ± 5°F (216 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 1, Aged 3 hours at 420°F (216°C)- Tested at 420°F (216°C)
Shear Strength, Note 1, 10 min at 365 ± 5°F (185 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 2, Aged 3 hours at 420°F (216°C) - Tested at 420°F (216°C)
Shear Strength, Note 1, Aged 18 hours at 365°F (185°C)- Tested at 365 ± 5°F (185 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 2, Aged 18 hours at 365°F (185°C) - Tested at 365 ± 5°F (185 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 1, 7 days immersion at 75°F (24°C) in MIL-A-8243
Shear Strength, Note 1, 7 days immersion at 120°F (49°C) in MIL-T-5624
Shear Strength, Note 1, 7 days immersion at 75°F (24°C) in hydraulic fluid (MIL-H-5606)
Shear Strength, Note 1, 10 min at 75 ± 5°F (24 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 1, Aged 18 hours at 365°F (185°C)- Tested at 75 ± 5°F (24 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 1, 10 min at -67 ± 5°F (-55 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 1, 7 days immersion at 120°F (50°C) in hydrocarbon fluid (TT-S-735, Type I)
Shear Strength, Note 2, 10 min at 75 ± 5°F (24 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 2, Aged 18 hours at 365°F (185°C) - Tested at 75 ± 5°F (24 ± 3°C)
Shear Strength, Note 2, 10 min at -67 ± 5°F (-55 ± 3°C)
Peel Strength, Bell Metal-to-Metal, At 75 ± 5°F (24 ± 3°C)
Peel Strength, Bell Metal-to-Metal, 10 min. at -67 ± 5°F (-55 ± 3°C)
Maximum Service Temperature, Air, long term
Shelf Life

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Manufacturer Notes:
Solvay, former Rhodia Engineering Plastics

Category Notes
Plastic

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