Araldite Aw106 Epoxy Resin Hardener Hv 953u Multi-Purpose Adhesive Ab Glue

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Araldite Aw106 Epoxy Resin Hardener Hv 953u Multi-Purpose Adhesive Ab Glue

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Product Description

📋 Basic Information

Model NO.

A-106953-1.8KG

Composition

Organic Material

Morphology

Paste

Product Name

Aw106 with Hv 953u

Net Weight

1.8kg/Set

Mix Ratio (Vol)

100:100

Mix Ratio (Weight)

100:80

Cured Condition

Room Temperature

Working Time

100 Minutes

Cured Time

12-24 Hours

Working Temp

-76~176℉(-60-80℃)

Trademark

Wellmid

HS Code

3506100090

🔍 Product Description

Country of Origin	China
Certification	ISO9001 / ISO14000 / RoHs

Product Name: ARALDITE AW106 Epoxy Resin and Hardener HV953U

Product Code: A-106953-1.8KG

Net: 1.8KG/SET

Mix Ratio by Volume: 100:100

Mix Ratio by Weight: 100:80

Working Temperature: -60-80ºC

Araldite AW106/HV953U is a multipurpose, two component, room temperature curing, paste adhesive of high strength and toughness. It is suitable for bonding a wide variety of metals, ceramics, glass, rubber, rigid plastics and most other materials in common use. It is a versatile adhesive for the craftsman as well as most industrial applications.

Key Properties:

High shear and peel strength
Tough and resiliant
Good resistance to dynamic loading
Bonds a wide variety of materials

🏭 Production & Capability

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How strong is this glue?

The right glue, properly applied, will give you a permanent fix as strong as any mechanical device. It is specified by engineers, builders, and manufacturers.

When is it safe to use what I've repaired?

All glues have a period over which the bond strength increases to its maximum. For AW106, the cured time is typically 12-24 hours. Check the pack for specific details.

Will the adhesive cure at low temperatures?

It is not recommended for use below 10°C. Standard curing times are based on 23°C; lower temperatures will significantly extend the curing time.

Are there materials that cannot be bonded?

Yes, plastics like Polypropylene (PP), Polyethylene (PE), and PTFE cannot be bonded with this epoxy.

How do I remove cured residues?

Cured residue may be removed by immersion in commercial paint strippers for up to 24 hours. Note that these chemicals may be hazardous or attack the substrate.

Why is the surface of the cured epoxy sticky?

Under certain conditions, the hardener reacts with carbon dioxide in the air, leaving a sticky layer. This doesn't mean it's uncured; the layer can usually be removed with a wet cloth.