Epoxy Fits Structural Apps in Extreme Environments


Formulated for structural applications in extreme environments with temperatures from -80 to 425F, Master Bond Supreme 33 offers resistance to thermal cycling, thermal shock and impact. This toughened, two-component epoxy offers high structural bond strength to a variety of substrates, including metals, glass, ceramics, wood, vulcanised rubbers and many plastics. Supreme 33 also resists chemicals including water, oil and many organic solvents.

It has a mix ratio of 100 to 70 by weight or one to one by volume. It cures at room temperature in 48 to 72 hours. For optimal performance, the suggested schedule is curing overnight at room temperature followed by two to three hours at 150 to 200F. This 100-per-cent reactive epoxy does not contain any solvents or diluents, has high dimensional stability and features very low shrinkage upon cure. It produces high-performance bonds with a shear strength over 2,500psi, a tensile shear strength greater than 7,500psi and a T-peel strength exceeding 15psi.

With a volume resistivity of 1,014ohm-cm, a dielectric strength over 400V/ml and a dielectric constant of 3.8 at 75F, the Supreme 33 electrical insulator is suited for the electronic, electrical, aerospace and OEM industries. It is also available in a non-drip version called Supreme 33ND.

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