High-temperature adhesive

High-temperature adhesive is produced through chemical processing of inorganic substances, flexible fibers, heat-resistant organic materials, and flame-retardant organic phosphorus, etc. It boasts high bonding strength, excellent temperature resistance, and unique chemical resistance, and is widely used for bonding thermal insulation materials in industrial equipment in the power, oil, metallurgy, shipbuilding, and chemical industries. It is an ideal adhesive for products like alumina silicate, glass wool, foam asbestos, and rock wool, and is classified as A-grade non-flammable material.

Primary Uses: Adhesives for bonding silicate-alumina products, silicate products, and rock wool products; also for attaching thermal insulation materials to the outer walls of insulation objects, with temperature resistance up to 1000°C.

Application Method: Apply the adhesive evenly to the object to be coated with a brush or homemade scraper. Then, gently press the insulating material against the adhesive surface. If there is loose dust on the bonding surface, clean it first, the sooner the better, to prevent the product from curing. For faster application, use the baking heating method.