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This document discusses different types of adhesives used in woodworking. It describes various adhesives like PVA glue, epoxy resin, contact glue, superglue and hot melt glue. It explains their properties such as shelf life, pot life, closed assembly time, how they work through specific and mechanical adhesion. It provides guidance on using different adhesives for specific applications like veneering, bonding wood or metals.
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Adhesives bond two items together and include glues. Historically, glues referred to protein adhesives from animals while synthetic compounds were called adhesives. Some of the earliest adhesives were plant resins and gums dating back 6000 years. Modern adhesives include synthetic structural adhesives like epoxies that form strong bonds. Proper surface preparation and application techniques like applying uniform adhesive layers and using correct clamping pressure are needed to form durable bonds. Adhesive failures can occur cohesively within the adhesive, adhesively between the adhesive and adherend surfaces, or via mixed or alternating fracture paths.
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Impression materials are used to take impressions of natural teeth and supporting tissues. They should be non-toxic, elastic, and dimensionally stable after setting. Common impression materials include alginate (irreversible hydrocolloid), elastomers like polysulfide and silicones, zinc oxide eugenol paste, and wax. Each material has advantages and disadvantages for accuracy, ease of use, toxicity, and shelf life. Accurate impressions are important for crowns, bridges, and dentures.
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This document discusses materials used for engineering and conservation purposes. It describes desirable properties for storage materials like being lightweight, chemically inert, and protecting from light damage. Common materials discussed include foams like Ethafoam and Volara, wraps like Tyvek and bubble wrap, and natural options like cotton and glassine paper. The document provides details on advantages and disadvantages of different material types and notes some polymers like polystyrene are undesirable due to potential chemical offgassing. It also introduces new materials like silicone that can be customized for cushioning delicate objects.
Pak tec training presentation 8/20/14
This document provides an agenda and materials for a training presentation on adhesives for Pak-Tec on August 20, 2014. The agenda includes discussing the state of the adhesives industry, raw material trends, an introduction to Wisdom Adhesives Worldwide products and technologies, and packaging trends and sustainability initiatives. The presentation materials provide details on Wisdom Adhesives' product portfolio and technologies compared to competitors, industry trends, and the key materials used in different adhesive types like hot melt, water-based, pressure sensitive, and dextrin adhesives.
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The document discusses different types of adhesives used in construction. It begins by defining adhesives and their properties. It then discusses natural adhesives like animal glues made from animal skins and hooves. Casein from milk and bitumen are also covered. The document also summarizes synthetic adhesives like thermoplastic adhesives such as PVA and thermosetting adhesives including urea formaldehyde, phenol formaldehyde and epoxy resins. Specific rubber adhesives used in construction like Araldite, silicon sealant and Fevicol are explained. The document concludes by listing some building and construction applications of glues and sealants.
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This document discusses testing different materials to create composite materials and waterproof coatings. It describes experiments exploring the strength and stiffness of foam composites with various reinforcements like tape. The results showed that foam composites with tape on both sides were the stiffest but still bent. It then explains how to create a simple and low-cost waterproof coating by melting paraffin and beeswax together. This could waterproof cameras and clothing for use in wet conditions. The document outlines presenting these ideas in a competition and discussing them further at an advanced research center. It concludes by thanking the competition organizers and sponsors for their support.
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There are three main types of adhesives used in footwear manufacturing: solvent-based adhesives, water-based adhesives, and hot melt adhesives. Solvent-based adhesives typically contain a resin dissolved in a solvent, while water-based adhesives suspend the resin in water. Hot melt adhesives are initially solid and become liquid when heated for application. Common adhesive types include neoprene, polyurethane, latex, and EVA. Proper surface preparation of materials like leather, rubber, and textiles is important for achieving a strong bond.
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The document discusses different types of adhesives, including natural adhesives like casein glue and animal glue, thermoplastic adhesives like polyvinyl acetate, thermosetting adhesives such as phenol formaldehyde and epoxy resin, and rubber adhesives. It provides details on the composition and uses of these various adhesives and discusses British standard classifications for adhesives.
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The document discusses different types of adhesives, including natural adhesives like casein and animal glues, thermoplastic adhesives like polyvinyl acetate, and thermosetting adhesives such as phenol formaldehyde, urea formaldehyde, and epoxy resins. It also covers the British Standards Institution (BSI) which tests products to confirm manufacturer claims and has a classification system for adhesives based on moisture resistance, gap filling ability, and general usage.
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The document provides information about various materials used in floral design including Quercus oak leaves, warm melt glue, hot glue, floral glue, stem lock, florist's clay, stem wrap tape, waterproof tape, and anchor pins. It describes the properties and uses of each material, such as that Quercus leaves come in various fall colors and are long-lasting, warm melt glue is for securing flowers and melts at a lower temperature than hot glue, and stem lock adhesive seals water in floral foam and keeps flowers from falling out.
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28 adhesives
- 3. Adhesives Shelf life – Best before date – how long the glue will keep in its container or packaging Pot life – The time that the glue remains usable in a pot – Also known as open assembly time Closed assembly time – The time you have to adjust and cramp the pieces before the glue starts to set
- 4. How a glue works Specific adhesion – The holding power of the glue itself Mechanical adhesion – The grip it has on the material, e.g. cracks, crevices, pores
- 5. Types of adhesive Scotch glue/pearl glue PVA glue Casein glue Contact/impact glue Formaldehyde glue Epoxy resins Aliphatic (yellow) glue Superglue Hot melt glue
- 6. Scotch glue/pearl glue Scotch/pearl/animal glue Water soluble – dissolves in water Strong smell Not heat resistant Long shelf life Must be prepared in glue pot Used for veneering
- 7. PVA glue PolyVinyl Acetate (PVA) – Water soluble – Water-resistant types available – Ready to use from container – Strong bond – Requires cramps – Sets in 4 – 12 hours – Mainly used for bonding wood
- 8. Epoxy resin Expensive Glue and hardener – 2 part Very strong glue Bonds different materials Quick setting
- 9. Impact/contact glue Used for veneering Solvent-based Harmful if inhaled Strong smell Avoid skin contact
- 10. Using contact glue Fixing veneer or laminate to wooden base
- 11. Superglue Very strong bond Quick-setting Expensive – only for small jobs Water-resistant glue Bonds many different materials Avoid skin contact – harmful
- 12. Hot melt glue Glue sticks are melted in the hot gun Hot liquid glue is squeezed out with the trigger Glue sets quickly
- 14. Assembly Fit joints without glue and check Apply glue to pieces Assemble joints carefully Cramp pieces lightly and firmly Wipe off all excess glue with a clean damp cloth Check for square
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- 16. What do the letters PVA stand for? – PolyVinyl Acetate
- 17. Name the tool and state its use • Hot melt glue gun − An electrically heated gun used for heating and applying hot melt glue
- 18. Which glue might be used to bond two metals together? – Epoxy resin glue – Superglue
- 19. Where might you use animal glue? • Scotch/animal/pearl glue − Usually used for veneering
- 20. Suggest a suitable adhesive to be used when forming the laminated piece of this project – PVA glue – Casein glue
- 21. Suggest a suitable adhesive for bonding the veneer to the base A suitable glue might be – Contact glue – Scotch/animal glue