Features:
- Creates a Strong Bond on Low Surface Energy Plastics: Structural bonds can be achieved without special surface treatments such as chemical etching, plasma, flame, or corona treatment or priming. Simply wipe the surfaces with isopropanol to remove mold release agents, dust dirt, etc. 3M™ Scotch-Weld™ Structural Plastic Adhesive DP8010 Blue also bonds metals, ceramics, and wood and most other plastics. It is slightly flexible when cured. We also formulate this adhesive with 8 mil spacer beads for bond line spacing
- Easy Adhesion with Acrylic: Acrylic adhesives are two-part adhesives that provide excellent bond strength and durability. Often referred to as epoxy adhesives or epoxy glue, acrylics actually belong to a separate chemical family with their own unique characteristics. This very unique adhesive bonds LSE plastics without priming or other surface treatments
- Professional-grade adhesive: Formulated to bond multi-material assemblies such as low surface energy (LSE) plastics, thermoplastics, composites, and metals
- Recommended applications: Joins plastics to metals in applications across electronics, transportation, and construction industries
- Long-Lasting And Durable: Withstands the impact of humidity, water, corrosion, and a variety of chemicals
- Extremely strong: This formula can replace mechanical fasteners, screws, rivets, and spot welds in many applications
- Less prep time: Creates a strong bond on low surface energy (LSE) plastics, such as polyolefin, with minimal-to-no surface preparation required
- Controlled flow: Medium viscosity helps minimize running, dripping, and migration
- Fast handling and cure time: After 8 minutes of working time, it reaches handling strength in approximately 1 hour and is fully cured in 24 hours at 73° F (23° C)
- Recommended Applications: Joining plastics to metals, such as in the manufacture or repair of appliances, Bonding low surface energy plastics without priming, Impact resistance composite bonding, Manufacture or repair of various sporting goods equipment, Low surface energy plastics such as polypropylene, polyethylene and thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs)