Development of Sealing Material Used in the Body Welding Shop 2007-01-0418
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The principal characteristics required of sealing materials used in the body shop have focused on their adhesion to oily steel sheets and quick curing performance. Means for attaining these characteristics have been narrowed down to a basic resin system and a curing system. Various techniques have been studied to ensure proper anti-corrosion performance at the sealer application boundaries and thin application areas. They include the addition of anti-corrosion fillers, the provision of conductivity (through electro-deposition), and the application of a micro foam film over the application boundaries. Thus, prospects for attaining the same level of anti-corrosion performance as existing materials have been achieved.
Also in:
Body Engineering and Design, Glass Applications, Corrosion Prevention and Design Tools-SP-2069, SAE 2007 Transactions Journal of Materials and Manufacturing-V116-5
Related Topics:
Drying
Welding
Foams
Adhesives and sealants
Steel
Conductivity
Seals and gaskets
Resins
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