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News Release from: Bondmaster | Subject: Bondmaster V1315 structural acrylic adhesive
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial Team on 04 November 2003

Adhesive maintains carbon fibre boat
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September in Milan; the Danish rowing team won a gold medal at a World Rowing Championship event in their carbon fibre racing boat bonded using a 2 part toughened acrylic structural adhesive.

Bondmaster V1315 structural acrylic adhesive September in Milan; the Danish rowing team won a gold medal at a World Rowing Championship event and their carbon fibre racing boat was bonded using Bondmaster's recently launched V1315, a 2 part toughened acrylic structural adhesive The high-performance boat designers selected V1315 based on its ability to form fast, durable, structural bonds on challenging composite surfaces

The adhesive also proved to be easy to use, having a 1:1 mix ratio, being very easy to mix, having excellent gap fill and back-filling properties which are ideal for the easy formation of fillet profiles.

V1315 offers the capability of bonding a range of substrates not only carbon fibre but steel, aluminium, GRP, plastics such as PMMA, PC, PS, ABS, nylon as well as epoxy, and phenolic composites.

Its thixotropic, non-drip feature makes it ideal for filling large gaps, frequently required when bonding GRP and composite materials.

This new acrylic adhesive is now being used in a number of other structural bonding applications including the construction of military, aerospace and automotive equipment.

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