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 Hysol
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Methacrylate
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Description
Dexter Hysol H6000 is a sag-resistant, white, 10:1 methacrylate
adhesive designed specifically for secondary bonding of gelcoats. This
bright white adhesive retains its color after prolonged UV light
exposure making it ideal for visible bonding areas. It also bonds to a
variety of plastics such as FRP, PVC, and ABS with minimum surface
preparation.
Recommended Substrates: Gelcoated FRP, many plastics and metals
(Always use Hysol Primer 2000 when bonding metals such as aluminum ,
steel or stainless steel to improve long term durability.)
Features
Superior UV Resistance
Superior
impact and peel strength
Sag resistant/gaps filled to 1/2 inch
Rapid
room temperature cure
Offers excellent tolerance to off-ratio mixing
Non-yellowing
bright white 100% reactive
Excellent environmental resistance
Typical Cured Properties
Tensile Strength, psi
1,100
– 1,300
ASTM
D 638
Tensile Elongation, %
45
- 55
ASTM
D 638
Young's Modulus, psi
87,000
ASTM
D 638
Shore D Hardness
60
– 80
Typical Uncured Properties
Part
A
Part
B
Mixed
Open Time @ 77°F
-
-
15
- 25 minutes
Fixture Time @ 77°F
-
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40
- 60 minutes
Peak Exotherm Temp, °F
-
-
250
Bondline Thickness, inches
0.030
– 0.5
Color
White
White
White
Viscosity, cps
80,000
– 120,000 30,000
– 60,000 -
Specific Gravity
1.02
1.69
1.10
Pounds/gallon
8.50
14.9
9.17
Mix Ratio by volume
10
1
-
Performance
The following table shows typical results for tensile lap shear
(TLS) per ASTM D1002 and side impact testing using GM9751P side
impact tester. All testing done at 77ºF unless otherwise stated.
Bondline thickness for all tests is 30 mils.
Substrate
TLS, psi
Impact,
J/cm2
Plastics
Typical Marine Gel-coat
750
1.35
ABS (GE Cycolac®)
550
0.77
PVC
700
0.35
FRP
975
0.70
FRP @ 180ºF
350
-
Metals (All with Hysol Primer 2000)
Aluminum
1300
0.28
Stainless Steel
1330
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Ground Cold Rolled Steel
1350
0.46
Handling and Application
Mixing: It is highly recommended that either meter mix
equipment or cartridges with static mix nozzles be used
to properly ratio and dispense the adhesive. For hand mixing,
combine Part A and Part B in the correct ratio
and mix thoroughly. This is important! Heat buildup during and
after mixing is normal. To reduce the likelihood of exothermic
reaction or excessive heat buildup, mix less than 100 grams at a
time. Mixing smaller amounts will minimize heat buildup.
Applying: Bonding surfaces should be clean, dry, and free of
contamination. Extensive surface preparation is not required for
H6000, and good bonds can be formed on most substrates after a solvent
wipe. To assure maximum bond strength, surfaces must be mated
within the adhesive's open time. Bondline thickness should be at
least 30 mils. Use enough material to completely fill the joint when
parts are clamped.
Curing: Parts should remain undisturbed during the interval of
time between the material's open time and
fixture time. After the fixture time is achieved the material has
reached handling strength. Temperature below
55°F will slow the cure; above 85°F will accelerate cure rate.
Clean Up: It is important to clean up excess adhesive from the
work area and application equipment before it
cures. Denatured alcohol and many common industrial solvents are
suitable for removing uncured adhesive.
Hysol H6000 is flammable. Keep containers tightly closed after
use. Keep away from heat, sparks, and open
flames.
Storage: Hysol adhesives should be stored in a cool, dry place
when not used for a long period of time. The shelf life for H6000 is one
year from date of manufacture when stored at 40°F and six months when
stored at 77°F. Exposure above room temperature will reduce shelf
life.
Packaging
100 gram clip packs 490ml EPS
cartridges
Technical Consultation Service
Our technical staff is ready to assist you in solving any special
bonding requirements. You are invited to take advantage of our
extensive experience, laboratory services, and trained field service
staff. Call (800) 767 - 8786 now and let us help you with your
adhesive needs.
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DISCLAIMER: The
information supplied in this document is for guidance only and should
not be construed as a warranty. All implied warranties are
expressly disclaimed. Including without limitation any warranty of
merchantability and fitness for use: All users of the materials are
responsible for assuring that it is suitable for their needs,
environment and use. All data is subject to change as Dexter deems
appropriate.
Users should review the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) and product
label for the material to determine possible health hazards, appropriate
engineering controls and precautions to be observed in using the
material. Copies of the MSDS and label are available upon request.
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