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Adhesive bonding on coated wood

Adhesive bonding on coated wood

Adhesive bonding on coated wood

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Adhesive bonding on coated wood is an extension of the ift-standard VE-08/4, focusing on coating and glaze systems by Remmers. The primary purpose of bonding is to ensure uniform load transfer within frame constructions, enhance dimensional stability, and relieve stress on frame corners and components.
Testing Options for Window Elements
The standard VE 08/4 has been expanded to include bonding on coated wood, following the evaluation of over 6000 specimens. Testing is now possible for coated window frames, involving 15 coating systems and two bonding systems per manufacturer on five wood types. A roll peel test serves as the primary testing method.
Window Systems and Tools
Various systems and tools are used, including Gutmann and Leitz for window systems, and RC 3 and RC 2 resistance classes for break-in resistance. Liquid systems from Sika and Otto Chemie are also mentioned, with certifications from ift, HFA, and PfB.
Advantages of Adhesive Bonding on Wood Coatings
Adhesive bonding offers several benefits, such as bonding and sealing with one tape, high initial tack, and resistance to UV light, aging, weather, and cleaning agents. The DuploTEC® Cleaner U and hand applicator facilitate easy application.
Considerations for Adhesive Bonding
Key considerations include cleaning glass surfaces with DuploTEC® Cleaner U and using a hand applicator for tape application. The adhesive tape and processing tools are crucial for achieving optimal results.
Processing Procedure
The procedure involves removing stains, cleaning surfaces, applying adhesive tape with a hand applicator, and correctly positioning glazing blocks and glass panes. Two versions of the procedure are outlined, each with specific steps for liner removal and glass pane insertion.
Additional Resources
Further information on adhesive bonding can be found at www.architecture-bonding.com, www.meesenburg.shop, and www.vbh24.de.
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Adhesive bonding on coated wood-1

Adhesive bonding on coated wood Extension of the ift-standard VE-08/4. .JLohmann The Bonding Engineers

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RC 2 „resistance class“ Break-in resistance for private housing — with adhesive tape at the glass stop. Why bonding? • Uniform transfer of loads within the frame construction • Increased dimensional stability for large formats as well as narrow and high elements • Discharge of frame corners, fitting components and insulating glass What are the testing options for window elements? • After the evaluation of over 6000 specimen, standard VE 08/4 could be complemented by part 5 „Extention of part 1 — bonding on coated wood“ • Now, after about two years of development, testing according to the ift-standard...

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• Bonding and sealing with just one tape (e.g. wood / aluminum elements no longer require interior wet sealing) • High initial tack • Resistance against UV-light, aging, weather, plastisizers and cleaning agents • DuploTEC® Cleaner U for cleaning surfaces (1l container) • Hand applicator for a perfect and easy application of the tape • Remove stains on the glass fringes, e.g. with a glass scraper • Clean the glass surface with DuploTEC® Cleaner U • Clean the coated wooden surface by means of our DuploTEC® Cleaner U • Easy application of the adhesive tape with our Lohmann hand applicator • Remove...

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Processing procedure Information on the processing of wooden profiles. Remove stains on the glass fringes, e.g. with a glass scraper Clean the glass surface with DuploTEC® Cleaner U Clean the coated wooden surface to be bonded with DuploTEC®-Cleaner DuploCOLL® 56053 / 56055 means of the hand applicator Corner design can be butt jointed, miter or slightly offset 6. * Insert an additional sealant point Press on the adhesive tape with the help of a pressure roller Remove liner Position glazing blocks correctly 10. Insert glass pane 11. Push in the glazing blocks 12. Mount glass strips 8.1 Loosen...

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