Flammable and toxic hazards can now be eliminated in rubber lining applications where adhesives containing high-level solvents are applied in confined spaces. This paper outlines the development of a solvent-free rubber lining adhesion system that provides sufficient bond strength of rubber to metal without the hazards associated with traditional solvent based products.

Subject
Vapor pressure, Primers, Seams, Water, Curing, Adhesives, Solvents, Metals, Tank linings, Rubber, Steam, Lining, Adhesion
Keywords:
Rubber Lining, Solvent-Free, Adhesives, Corrosion Protection, Primers, Tie-Gum, Intermediate, Tack Cements, Curing Agents
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2003
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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