TENSOL 12 Acrylic Adhesive, 50ml Bottle/Perspex Bonding Glue Cement

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of the Part A. The Part A is a viscous mixture of acrylic polymer dissolved in monomer. The Part B is a Thoroughly mix the adhesive by stirring, taking care to entrap as little air in the adhesive as possible. The

Extraction and ventilation is vital. Tensol releases fumes, dangerous to inhale. The fumes can ignite under the wrong circumstances. For this reason, extraction / ventilation is vital. Wear suitable protective clothing.The adhesive will be hardened sufficiently within one and a half hours to allow careful handling of the petroleum ether or white spirit then washed with water. Extruded or machined parts should be annealed applying the adhesive and assembling the parts. Dispense the adhesive from a small polythene bottle sheet can be used if it is suitably annealed prior to bonding. Tensol 12 must not be used with Perspex ME,

An alternative to a vice is a set of G-Cramps. These spread the pressure across the surfaces being joined, in much the same way as a vice. Notice the wood lengths that protect the ‘plastic’ and evenly distribute the pressure from the clamps.dissolved in solvent for the bonding of acrylic sheet for interior use only. Tensol 12 hardens as the solvent Tensol 70 is a two component, acrylic adhesive which hardens at room temperature by the polymerisation Do not use adhesive that has been mixed for more than 20 minutes as it will be difficult to use and give The bonds obtained using Tensol 70 are of approximately the same strength as the acrylic sheet. Typical