Poly-Bond
POLY-BOND products are polyester-based lightweight bonding compounds designed for bonding fibreglass to fibreglass laminates or resin coated wood to fibreglass laminates
Poly-Bond B39 is a high strength, light weight pumpable polyester adhesive formulated for high production boat builders. B39 "hangs" well on vertical and inverted surfaces, and "stacks" well on tops of stringers. It was formulated to provide reliable structural bonds in both thin and thick bond lines. B39 has low shrinkage, low exotherm, and zero volume loss during pumping. It's long gel time and fast cure make it ideal for the bonding and quick demoulding of large parts such as fibreglass overhead and interior liners, and moulded structural grids. B39 can also be used for hull to deck joints, strake filling, and as radius putty. B39 is MEKP catalysed.
Poly-Bond B33 is a lightweight, low viscosity, low exotherm polyester-based compound formulated for bonding foam-to-foam surfaces, primarily bonding the planks for the Core-Cell Bead & Cove System. POLY-BOND B33 can be sanded without clogging the sandpaper. POLY-BOND B33 is catalysed with MEKP Lucidol DDM9 or equal. POLY-BOND B33 can be applied to bond the Bead & Cove planks by caulking gun or putty knife.
Poly-Bond B40 is based on the Poly-Bond B39 chemistry, but is formulated for a lower weight. As with Poly-Bond B39, it is a high strength pumpable polyester adhesive formulated for production boatbuilders. B40 “hangs well” on vertical and inverted surfaces, and “stacks”well on top of stringers.
Technical Sheets
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POLY-BOND® B39 POLYESTER-BASED PUMPABLE GENERAL PURPOSE ADHESIVE Acrobat PDF File | Size: 18k | Click here to download |
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POLY-BOND® B40 LIGHTWEIGHT POLYESTER-BASED PUMPABLE GENERAL PURPOSE ADHESIVE Acrobat PDF File | Size: 2.08Mb | Click here to download |
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POLY-BOND® B33 BEAD & COVE SYSTEM POLYESTERBASED SANDABLE COMPOUND Acrobat PDF File | Size: 31k | Click here to download |
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