Glue for Glass and Rearview Mirror 8g

€3.58 /piece price excl. VAT

Minimal order

1 pieces

Available quantity

30 pieces

Country

Poland

Grade

New

Brands

Ok - JAKO

SKU:

91-469#

EAN:

5902051001355

Message

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Glue for Glass and Rearview Mirror 8g - description

Instant cyanoacrylate adhesive - has the highest parameters of technical adhesive in a durable, invisible connection of glass, crystal and precious stones with various materials, both hard and flexible. The included rubber patch serves as a link between the glass surface and the metal part of the mirror holder, eliminates irregularities and absorbs vibrations. In the case of this type of joints, the adhesive film applied evenly with a brush ensures the same distribution of adhesive forces during breaking stresses, which guarantees correct, permanent repair. Features: packaging with brush flexible glue glues instantly (in seconds) included rubber patch Benefits: precise adhesive application, low glue consumption possibility of gluing materials with different properties short repair time possibility of making a flexible connection Application: Designed for gluing: glass, metal, rubber, wood, hard plastics, etc. (except PE, PP and Teflon). It glues hard and flexible materials. Also used for bonding material combinations "metal + rubber, plastics + rubber, paper + plywood + glass, etc." Bonding O-ring gaskets. It is used to glue the metal mirror foot to car windows. Indispensable also in jewelry and optics. Parameters: Viscosity: 80 cP (mPas) Shear strength: 3.0 MPa Max. gap to fill: 0.10 mm Temperature range: -550C to 800C Shelf life: 12 months Directions for use: Mark exactly on the glass the place of connecting the mirror (during gluing it is not advisable to correct it). Remove the mirror from the holder. Apply an even, thinnest layer of adhesive to the metal surface of the handle to be joined with a brush. Place the degreased rubber patch (connector) on a smooth, even, horizontal surface, e.g. a table, and press the mirror holder against it. Hold steadily for about 10 seconds. Cut the excess rubber with a knife to the size of the handle stand. Apply a second even, thin layer of glue to the rubber surface glued to the holder with a brush. With a confident movement, without moving and with equal force, press the handle to the car window, holding it for another 20-30 seconds. After about 1 hour, attach the mirror to the holder.