Engineers often want to know whether an adhesive is low outgassing or generic. And while there are cases when nothing but a low outgassing product will do, the truth is that many so-called generic adhesives inherently have low outgassing levels. What's more, most bonding, potting, encapsulation and sealing applications don't need to meet a defined outgassing specification. Here's a guide by Master Bond to understanding when low outgassing adhesives are the right choice.
Understanding Low Outgassing Adhesives
A guide for engineers
- by Master Bond Inc.
- December 10, 2014
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Understanding Low Outgassing Adhesives
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