Applications
- Adhesion of EVA, polypropylene, silicone, Tedlar®, Teflon®, polyethylene and surfaces with a low surface energy
- Bonding profiles from different materials
- Mirror adhesive
- Excellent adhesive to use for styrofoam
- Bonding of exterior trims, badges, emblems, spoilers, roof planking and frame constructions, interior trims, mirrors, skylights, lighting elements, floor protection strips, etc.
- Adhesive for signs, fascia boards, scales, etc. made from various materials.
Benefits
- Excellent load-bearing capacity
- Unlike screws, and nuts & bolts, no metallic fatigue or mechanical deterioration
- Heat expansion and cold contraction are absorbed by the highly conformable, viscoelastic adhesive tape
- Vibration and shock-absorbing properties
- Fully waterproof, dustproof and airproof
- Compared with other adhesive connections, there is less labor, rework and time required for touch-upsand and cleaning
- When used in place of spot welding, there is no warping of the sheet metal or welding beads that require grinding off
Storage Conditions
The Rolls should be stored in their packaging protected from light and at a temperature between 21°C to 30°C, with a relative humidity of 50% +/- 30%. When using an adhesive tape stored below 15°C, it is advisable to keep the tape at room temperature for 24 hours to preserve its characteristics.
volzAcrylicFoam 75110 PV1 is a double-sided high-performance tape, composed of a closed and self-adhesive acrylic foam. This tape offers high shear and tensile strength together with very high temperature resistance. The tape is very thin and suitable for a variety of applications, where thickness, thermal and shear strength are required. It is suitable for various types of metal, plastic, ceramic, stainless steel, aluminum and more.
| Backing | Acrylic Foam |
|---|---|
| Adhesive Type | Acrylic |
| Total Thickness | 1,100 mm |
| Color | Black (04) |
| Liner | siliconized Paper / PE Film (Red) |
| Adhesion to Steel | 46,58 N/25 mm |
| Temperature Resistance | +150°C (short-term), +93°C (long-term) |
| Length | 33 m, other lengths upon request |
| Width | 6 mm, 9 mm, 12 mm, 15 mm, 19 mm, 25 mm, 30 mm, 38 mm, 50 mm, other widths upon request |
| Storage Life | The material can be stored at room temperature for at least 12 months. |
| Slitting Tolerance | Length < 33m = ± 0,4mm (± 1/64"), Length > 33m = ± 0,8mm (± 1/32"), Smaller tolerances possible on request and possibly at extra cost, Spools are not similar to the above-mentioned tolerances |
Benefits
- Excellent load-bearing capacity
- Unlike screws, and nuts & bolts, no metallic fatigue or mechanical deterioration
- Heat expansion and cold contraction are absorbed by the highly conformable, viscoelastic adhesive tape
- Vibration and shock-absorbing properties
- Fully waterproof, dustproof and airproof
- Compared with other adhesive connections, there is less labor, rework and time required for touch-upsand and cleaning
- When used in place of spot welding, there is no warping of the sheet metal or welding beads that require grinding off
Application Instructions
- Ensure that the surfaces to be bonded are completely clean and free from dust and grease
- The best cleaning medium is a solvent such as Isopropyl alcohol applied with a clean cloth or tissue
- The adhesive is pressure-sensitive and the best results are achieved with maximum surface contact under pressure
- Avoid significant load-bearing to the bond directly after application
- Minimum application temperature should not be below +10°C, (unless using the 3 series tapes, which accommodate lower application temperatures)
- The surfaces to be bonded should be dry and free from any loose particles
- To attain the optimum bond, sufficient pressure should be applied to the surface area to be bonded. To ensure good adhesive “wet out” typical pressure should be 15PSI+100KPA
- 50% of bond strength is attained after 20 minutes. 90% of the optimum bond strength will be achieved after 24 hours. 100% is achieved after 72 hours
- Recommended application temperature, +20°C to +36°C
- Certain Surfaces will require priming or sealing such as porous surfaces – plaster and concrete, also absorbent surfaces such as untreated wood and fabrics
- Metals with oxidized surfaces such as aluminum, copper, and brass may need priming or abrading. Low energy surfaces such as Polypropylene plastics containing aggressive plasticizers may also need treatment