Article | REF: C960 V2

Glues and adhesives - Features and types

Author: Philippe COGNARD

Publication date: November 10, 2001 | Lire en français

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    7. Conclusion

    Table 4 lists the main materials used in building and civil engineering, and indicates the glues and adhesives that are generally suitable for joining these materials.

    For each pair of materials, several adhesives are technically possible, i.e. they adhere to these materials under normal conditions.

    We will then choose between the various possibilities according to :

    • performance requirements (pull-out forces, water resistance, heat resistance, etc.);

    • of the prize ;

    • the application method ;

    • safety.

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