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Clear 5 Minute Epoxy by Infinity Bond
EP 100 Black 5 Minute Epoxy Adhesive
Black 5 Minute Epoxy Adhesive
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Infinity Bond EP 100 NS Non Sag High Viscosity Epoxy Adhesive
Infinity Bond EP 270 Black Electrical Potting Epoxy
Black Electrical Potting Epoxy
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Infinity Bond 270 Clear Electrical Potting Epoxy
Clear Electrical Potting Epoxy
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Infinity Bond EP 420 Performance 20 Minute Epoxy Adhesive
Long Work Life Epoxy Adhesive
Long Work Life Epoxy Adhesive
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Infinity Bond EP 100 Flex Rubber Toughened Flexible Epoxy Adhesive
Infinity Bond EP H3500 Non Sag All Purpose Epoxy
Infinity Bond EP 420 Black High Performance 20 Minute Epoxy Adhesive
Infinity Bond Black Non-Sag 20 Minute Epoxy Adhesive

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FAQs About Epoxy and MMA Adhesives

An epoxy adhesive is a two-part component of resin and hardener that is kept separate until needed for bonding. Before application, it is thoroughly mixed to activate, then applied to the substrates to create a strong structural bond. 

Methyl methacrylate adhesives are acrylic adhesives also comprised of a two-part component of resin and hardener that needs to be thoroughly mixed before application. Similar to epoxy, MMAs are used for structural bonding. 

Because both have similar bond strengths and are structural adhesives, or adhesives that become part of the structure they are bonding, epoxies and MMAs are often compared with each other. The difference between the two, however, are the raw materials used to make them. Epoxies are made of epoxy resin and a hardener, whereas MMAs are made of acrylic resin and a hardener. 

The temperature that epoxy adhesives can withstand depends on the specific formula and manufacturer, but many types of epoxy adhesives can withstand temperatures between 150°F and 300°F (65°C to 149°C). Some high-temperature epoxies can withstand temperatures up to 600°F (315°C) or higher. However, it's important to note that the temperature range for a particular epoxy should be verified with the manufacturer, as using the adhesive outside of its recommended temperature range can result in weakened bonds or failure.

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