Article | REF: C960 V1

Glues and adhesives - Features and types

Author: Philippe COGNARD

Publication date: November 10, 2001

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3. Choice of bonding technique

3.1 When should gluing be chosen over other joining techniques?

According to the table 1 , bonding offers decisive advantages in the following cases.

  • Even stress distribution, joint rigidity and homogeneity

    For equal material thicknesses, bonded joints are much more rigid than conventional screw, rivet or bolt assemblies (figure 2 ).

    The glue forms a joint over the entire surface, whereas discontinuous mechanical assemblies give rise to concentrations of internal...

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