Chem-Set CompBond 6102 A/B Panel Bonding Epoxy

Description

CompBond 6102 is a high-performance Epoxy for Panel Bonding & Lamination

Achieve superior strength, thermal resistance, and long-lasting durability for demanding applications.

Key Features:

• Strong & Durable: Delivers exceptional performance, thermal cycling resistance, and aging resistance for panel bonding.
• Versatile: Bonds a wide range of materials, including metals, aluminum honeycomb, ceramics, and more.
• Convenient Packaging: Pre-packaged in easy 2:1 mix ratio containers with a mixer
• Easy to Use: Features a convenient 2:1 mix ratio, lower viscosity for smoother application, and long work life.
• Cost-Effective: Reduces material costs with lower viscosity and minimal shrinkage.
• Fire Safety: Meets flame, smoke, and toxicity requirements for passenger rail applications 

Benefits:

• Fast Curing: Saves time with a short curing time at room temperature.
• Effortless Application: Easy to mix and apply for efficient use.
• Superior Strength: Delivers excellent mechanical properties for reliable bonding.
• Exceptional Resistance: Withstands harsh environments with outstanding thermal cycling and damp heat resistance.
• Preferred Failure Mode: Promotes cohesive failure within the adhesive layer for a clean separation.
• High Peel Strength: Ensures strong adhesion for long-lasting results.

Applications:

• Honeycomb Panel Lamination
• Stone Panel Lamination
• Architectural Cladding
• Facade Panels
• Transportation (Railway, Bus, Truck & Trailer)
• Architectural Panels
• Cold Rooms
• And More!

Specifications:

• Pot Life: 80 mins @ Room Temperature
• Fixture Time: 8-9 hrs @ Room Temperature
• Color: Tan
• Mix Ratio: 2 Parts Resin to 1 Part Hardener

CompBond 6102 vs. Competitors:

• CompBond 6102 outperforms competitive adhesive even at a thinner bond line thickness
• The lower viscosity of Araldite 9102 helps to ensure even and full coverage across the entire surface area
• The thick consistency of competing products results in peaks/valleys under the material, the only way to truly eliminate that would be to add additional clamp pressure over the bonded surface
• CompBond 6102 showed no samples with delamination after testing
• Meets flame, smoke, and toxicity requirements for passenger rail
• Improved performance
• Cost savings/process improvements

• Use the coverage chart to estimate the amount of resin and hardener needed. Resin and hardener should be mixed at a ratio of 2:1 by volume
• Pour into outside mixing bucket packaging
  • Note: If using less than the full volume use a graduated beaker to measure the desired volume (2 parts Resin to 1 part Hardener). Use a dedicated beaker for resin and a dedicated beaker for hardener to avoid cross-contamination
• Use the provided mixer or paddle to gently mix the materials until the product looks uniform with no streaking. Make sure to scrape the sides of the container during mixing
• Pour the desired amount on the honeycomb side and use a 1/16″ or 1/32″ notched trowel to spread the material on the workpiece. Try to put the notches in straight lines in 1 direction. Remove excess.
• Apply the porcelain/stone panel material on top of the honeycomb panel and clamp in place. Use a vibrational tool on the surface to improve contact and smooth out ridges in the adhesive. Apply weights and tighten clamps to reduce/eliminate gaps between the porcelain and the honeycomb
• The adhesive has an 80-minute working time at 70° F. You should be able to move the parts after 2-3 hours at 70° F. Full cure is 24 hours. The product may feel tacky at 2-3 hours but it has achieved some handling strength sufficient to move the parts and prep for the next fabrication steps
• Clean the trowel and any reusable tools with acetone while the adhesive is still wet
• For best results, keep the work area and work surfaces as close to room temperature as possible