Surface preparation
Gluing materials
Article REF: AM3758 V1
Surface preparation
Gluing materials

Authors : Evelyne DARQUE-CERETTI, Bernard MONASSE

Publication date: April 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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3. Surface preparation

The surfaces to be bonded are often contaminated, which first requires cleaning, often called degreasing. However, the physical and chemical properties of metal, polymer and ceramic surfaces are very different. It is therefore necessary to create reactive surfaces by modifying their surface composition, increasing their roughness or applying an adhesion promoter (primer) [5] . But it's important to remember that the effects of treatment diminish with time, temperature and the environment in general.

3.1 Metal and polymer surfaces

The aim of pre-treatment is to remove poorly adhering surface layers. They generally involve degreasing and mechanical abrasion, identical for metals...

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