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The Basics of Adhesive Formulation

As shown in Table 1.7, the epoxy resin is rarely used unmodified as an adhesive system. Rather, it is used in the form of a compound containing various modifiers and additives to improve properties, such as strength, flow, and heat resistance, and to add or advance other properties that are demanded by the specific application. [Pg.19]

TABLE 1.7 Compounding Ingredients of Epoxy Resins and Their Roles30 [Pg.20]

Resin content Epoxy resin The bisphenol A type is most common. However, there are many other types of epoxy resins having differing properties. [Pg.20]

Modifying ingredients Flexibilizers Elasticity agents flexibilize compounds to improve their peel strength, impact resistance, and elongation. [Pg.20]

The following section offers a brief description of how certain additives and formulation parameters are used to control the characteristics of adhesive systems. The roles of specific additives are defined in Chaps. 6 through 10. [Pg.20]


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