Used KOSES KUM100 #9298977 for sale

KOSES KUM100 is a bonding solution designed to provide a reliable, durable and cost effective method of joining various materials and components together. This adhesive is comprised of a blend of resins, mineral oil, and a blend of high-temperature thermoplastic polymers that allow it to bond to a variety of surfaces, from ferrous and nonferrous metals, to plastics and rubbers. KUM100 offers superior levels of performance when compared to traditional methods of bonding, such as welding, mechanical fasteners and adhesives. It is rated for use in temperatures between -55° C to +80° C, making it suitable for bonding parts that may be exposed to a wide variety of temperatures and environments. KOSES KUM100 also comes with adhesive curing agents, which enable it to bond parts quickly, forming a strong bond that is resistant to environmental factors such as heat, impact, vibration, weathering, and chemicals. KUM100 solution provides an easy, reliable, and durable solution for many bonding applications. Its fast curing time ensures that parts can be quickly put together, allowing for faster assembly times. Its superior wetting properties also provide a consistent adhesion to the surface, providing a strong bond that won't fail due to temperature fluctuations or shock and vibration. KOSES KUM100 is also easy to apply, allowing it to be quickly put into place with a brush, roller, spatula, or other suitable applicator. Its cured adhesive forms a rubbery film that provides excellent flexibility and good shock absorption, making it ideal for contact with moving parts. It's also highly resistant to impact, weather, vibration, and chemicals. KUM100 offers superior performance that makes it an ideal choice for many applications. It bonds a variety of surfaces, provides strong adhesion, and is reliable in varying temperature ranges. It enables faster assembly times and provides superior shock absorption, which makes it perfect for contact with moving parts. This makes it an ideal choice for structural bonding of components in an array of industries, from automotive to aerospace.