Mechanics, household appliances
Bonding composites - Construction, sports, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering
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Mechanics, household appliances
Bonding composites - Construction, sports, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering

Author : Philippe COGNARD

Publication date: October 10, 2003 | Lire en français

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5. Mechanics, household appliances

Thermoplastic composites are increasingly being used to manufacture a wide range of parts (gears, drive shafts, anti-friction or friction linings, etc.), which can then be bonded, for example, to their shafts or to other metal or composite parts...

Example

Examples:

  • gears made of polyamide or glass-fibre reinforced acetal can be bonded to metal axles using anaerobic or cyanoacrylate adhesives;

  • Metal cardan shafts are bonded to carbon-epoxy drive shafts using single-component, heat-curing epoxy adhesives (figure 4 );

  • Friction linings are bonded to metal with phenolic or nitrile-phenolic adhesives;...

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