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Sound technical content, curated with aloha by
Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
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Bonding Steel To Rubber




Q. WHAT PROCESS IS REQUIRED TO BOND MILD STEEL TO EDPM RUBBER?

STEVE SCHWENN
- COLUMBIA CITY, Indiana USA
2001


A. The traditional way involved brass plating the mild steel before vulcanizing. Whether the newer methods can obviate this requirement in every circumstance, I don't know.

Ted Mooney, finishing.com
Ted Mooney, P.E.
Striving to live Aloha
finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey



2001

If the rubber is not yet vulcanized, then you are referring to rubber-to-metal bonding for which there are special bonding agents which are applied similarly to paint. These bonding agents are manufactured by my parent company, as well as Lord Corp and Morton.

gary nelson
Gary Nelson
Berkeley Heights, New Jersey
2001


A. The best way of rubber-metal adhesion is as follows: - shot-peening of metal - bonding agent (Parlock,..) application on the metal - drying of bonding agent - mould vulcanization of rubber on metal. Be careful that bonding agent is applied to surface not to oil during transporting to the mold.

Good luck.

Ertan YAZICI
- Istanbul, TURKEY
2001


A. You may want to contact Henkel Surface Technologies. They have developed a coating that reduces the steps for bonding and coating of mild steel and rubber.

Daniel Cushard
- Chesterfield, Michigan, USA
2001

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Q. WHAT PROCESS IS REQUIRED TO vulcanized bonding of rubber (NR) to metal(steel)?

hamrah barhki
- iran,tehran,university shahid beheshty
May 5, 2013




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