Lens Bond Type EK-93 is a non-toxic 100% solids epoxy system that is thixotropic and will not drip, sag, or shrink. Lens Bond Type EK-93 is an excellent structural adhesive that will bond virtually all like and unlike substrates with equal strength. It consists of a two-part formulation that is mixed in a 50/50 ratio. It has been tested and has been found to be resistant to solvents, oils and humid environments.
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12680 |
Lens Bond Type EK-93 |
4oz bottle |
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12681 |
Lens Bond Type EK-93 |
16oz bottle |
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12682 |
Lens Bond Type EK-93 |
90lbs |
Approximate Curing Times
| Pre-Cure | Full-Cure |
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| Due to the fact that the viscosity is very high, once applied, the substrates are held in place immediately and pre-curing is not necessary. | At 50/50 ratio- 8 hours at 70캟 Pot life at 50/50 ratio- 90 minutes at 70캟 (ovens or infrared lamps may be used to accelerate cure speed) |
Mixing Instructions
Approximately equal amount of "A "and "B" (by volume). Variations as high as 20% will not materially affect bond strength. When desirable, one part of "A "to 2 parts of "B "may be used to increase flexibility.
Specifications
Viscosity........................>25,000 cps.
Refractive Index (full-cured)....n/a opaque
Operational Temperature Range....-20도 100도
Water Absorbtion.................<2% (after 7 days @ 22캜)
Tensile Shear....................6800 psi
Shrinkage on Cure................<.07%
Specific Gravity.................Part A=1.3; Part B=1.7;
combined 1.45 at 1:1 ratio
Dielectric Strenth...............440 volts per mil
Ratio Elongation.................7%
Shore D. Hardness................>95
Glass Transition (Tg)............100캜 to 115캜
Shipping and Storage.............Type EK-93 needs no special handling
or storage. It should, however, be kept
away from intense light and elevated
temperatures.
Shelf Life.......................18 months from date of manufacture at
room temperature.
Size.............................4 oz, 16 oz, 90 lbs
Suggested Applications
- As a structural adhesive, sealant, or a filler for most substrates.
- Bonding of glass to metal, metal to metal, various composite materials to glass or metal, ceramics, and ferromagnets.
