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Adhesive Materials -- 6. Animal Glue -- 7. Casein and Mixed Protein Adhesives -- 8. Starch Based Adhesives -- 9. Natural Rubber Adhesives -- 10. Butyl Rubber and Polyisobutylene -- 11. Nitrile Rubber Adhesives -- 12. Styrene Butadiene Rubber Adhesives -- 13. Thermoplastic Rubber (A-B-A Block Copolymers) in Adhesives -- 14. Carboxylic Polymers in Adhesives -- 15. Neoprene (Polychloroprene)-Based Solvent and Latex Adhesives -- 16. Poly sulfide Sealants and Adhesives -- 17. Phenolic Resin Adhesives -- 18. Amino Resin Adhesives -- 19. Epoxy Resin Adhesives -- 20. Polyurethane- and Isocyanate-Based Adhesives -- 21. Polyvinyl Acetate Emulsions for Adhesives -- 22. Polyvinyl Alcohol for Adhesives -- 23. Polyolefin and Ethylene Copolymer-based Hot Melt Adhesives -- 24. Polyvinyl Acetal Adhesives -- 25. Acrylic Adhesives -- 26. Anaerobic Adhesives -- 27. Cyanoacrylate Adhesives -- 28. Polyester and Polyamide High Performance Hot Melt Adhesives -- 29. High Temperature Organic Adhesives -- 30. Silicone Adhesive Sealants and Abhesives -- 31. Organofunctional Silane Coupling Agents -- 32. Non-Silane Coupling Agents -- 33. Resins for Elastomer-Based Adhesives -- Section C. Adherends and Bonding Technology -- 34. Bonding Plastics -- 35. Bonding Textiles to Rubber -- 36. Wood Adhesion -- 37. Sealants and Caulks -- 38. Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives for Tapes and Labels -- 39. Bonded Abrasives -- 40. Coated Abrasives -- 41. Adhesives for Building Construction -- 42. Adhesives in the Electrical Industry -- 43. Conductive Adhesives -- 44. Structural Adhesives in the Aerospace Industry -- 45. Adhesives in the Automobile Industry -- 46. Meter, Mix and Dispensing Equipment: Basic Designs -- 47. Robotic Dispensing of Sealants and Adhesives. 330 $aAdhesives are indispensable. They are required pling agents, and other key ingredients. Special in myriad products-aircraft and abrasives, cars attention is given to such flourishing categories and cartons, shoes and safety glass, tape and as acrylics, anaerobics, cyanoacrylates, poly­ urethanes, epoxy resins, polyvinyl acetate, high tires. This Third Edition of Handbook of Ad­ hesives, like the 1962 and 1977 editions, seeks temperature adhesives, hot melts, silicones, and to provide the knowledge needed for optimum silanes. selection, preparation, and utilization of adhe­ The last 14 chapters, on adherends and bond­ sives and sealants. The information is detailed ing technology, involve the auto industry, air­ and explicit, with several hundred illustrative craft, electronics, the bonding of wood, formulations. textiles, rubber and plastics, construction, ab­ Expert information has been supplied in 47 rasives, pressure-sensitives, nonwovens, and chapters written by 70 industry specialists, pro­ sealants. Mechanical handling of two-compo­ fessors, and consultants. Five chapters on fun­ nent systems is examined. 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