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Atlantic Gasket utilizes a variety of adhesive types and configurations.
The most common configurations are:

Single Coated Gasket
Double Coated Gasket
Transfer Tape Adhesive

1. Single Coated

  • Variety of materials coated with adhesive on one side
  • Ability to bond to only one substrate

2. Double Coated

  • Used to bond two substrates together
  • Adhesive coating on each side of a carrier
  • Can use different adhesives on each side of the carrier
  • Carrier adds strength to the adhesive configuration

3. Transfer Tape

  • Used to bond two substrates together
  • Provide conformability for irregular surfaces

In order to help you select the optimum adhesive, it is important that we know as much as possible about its proposed use. Specifically – What is the application and environment under which the adhesive must perform? Also – will the adhesive be functional after use? Will additional means of fastening the gasket or product be employed? (Mechanical retention, etc.)

The most common types of adhesives we employ are:


Adhesives Advantages Disadvantages
Rubber Based
  • Excellent tack and adhesion
  • Bonds well to most surfaces
  • Achieves ultimate adhesion quickly
  • Economically priced
  • Poor elevated temperature resistance
  • Fair chemical, U.V. and oxidation resistance
Acrylic Based
  • Good temperature resistance
  • Good chemical, U.V. and oxidation resistance
  • Re-positionable
  • Low initial bond strength, but builds over time
  • More expensive than rubber based

 

Other adhesives such as silicone, ultra high adhesion and heat activated may also be employed for specialized applications.

 


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