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Bonding polyurethane tread to a nylon 6/6 30% glass filled hub




Any suggestions on adhesives or surface preparation that would increase peel strength of bond between a polyurethane tread and a nylon 6/6 30% glass filled hub. The nylon is injection molded. The tread is poured around the hub and allowed to cure. Bond must be developed in process.

Thus far, have tried various Thixon (403, 404) and Chemlok (219) adhesive product with little success. Results point to incorrect adhesive or insufficient surface prep.

Surface has been grit blasted, and the cleaned with Hysol.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Elmer Lee
Caster Concepts - Albion, Michigan
2006


Try using a 2 component MS Polymer adhesive from either Bostik or Merz & Benteli

Noel Godson
- Sydney, Australia
October 1, 2011




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