Permabond HM160 Anaerobic Retaining Compound

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Permabond HM160 Anaerobic Retaining Compound
Categories:	Polymer; Adhesive; Thermoset; Acrylic/Cyanoacrylate Adhesive
Material Notes:	Permabond® HM160 is a medium viscosity liquid adhesive that cures when confined between metal parts to form a tough, hard plastic. In the uncured, liquid state, the adhesive wets the metal surfaces, keying into all surface irregularities and fills the space between the mated parts. The anaerobic curing mechanism delays the cure to allow for proper assembly and alignment. Once cured, the anaerobic adhesive fills the space between the parts preventing loosening from vibration or thermal expansion. When cured, the HM160 seals the joint against attack by harsh environments. Features & Benefits: Reduces cost by allowing the use of lighter press fits Speeds production by utilizing easier to assemble tolerances Prolongs bearing life by reducing stress caused by press fits Improves alignment by filling space between bearing rings and housings Keeps machinery on line by dressing worn parts Strengthens the joint by augmenting the press fit used to assure concentricity of the shafts and bearings Prevents corrosion between mated parts by excluding air and moisture from the joint Prevents loosening caused by vibration and thermal expansion Information provided by Permabond.
Key Words:	MIL-R-46082B
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Available Properties

Specific Gravity, Uncured
Viscosity, Uncured
Storage Temperature
Adhesive Bond Strength, ISO 10123, steel collar and pin shear
Dielectric Strength
CTE, linear
Thermal Conductivity
Maximum Service Temperature, Air
Minimum Service Temperature, Air
Cure Time, Brass, handling strength
Cure Time, Zinc, handling strength
Cure Time, M10 steel, handling strength
Cure Time, Brass, working strength
Cure Time, M10 steel, working strength
Cure Time, Zinc, working strength
Cure Time, Stainless steel, handling strength
Cure Time, M10 steel, full strength

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Plastic

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