BETAMATE™ 1496S

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BETAMATE™ 1496S

  • Excellent adhesion to automotive steels, including coated steels and pretreated aluminum, with good tolerance to oil and dry lubricants
  • Increased stiffness and impact stability of the entire car body
  • High durability of adhesive and adhesive bonding
  • Protection of metal and welding spots from corrosion due to its sealing ability
  • Compatible with other mechanical and thermal joining techniques
  • Compatible with electropainting process and resistant to washout
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Additional information

Product Type
Technology
Mecc. polymerization
Viscosity
Color
Substrati
Resistenza alla trazione
Elastic modulus
Elong. at break
Resistenza al taglio (LSS)
Num. of components Single-component

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