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Anaerobic adhesives remain liquid until isolated from oxygen while in the presence of metal ions, such as iron or copper. These adhesives are used in a variety of applications including threadlocking, retaining, pipe sealing, and gasketing and are often referred to as sealants instead of adhesives. The relationship between the amount of air, metal and adhesive/sealant is significant in the manufacturing, packaging and use of these products.
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New Molykote® Low Bleed Greases from Dow Corning
Dow Corning has developed three new low bleed greases under the Molykote brand. Initially created for the automotive industry. These greases offer some amazing advantages for multiple applications.
G-1056 (Yellow)
Low bleed and shear stability. Maintains ability to lubricate over time.
G-1057 (Translucent)
Noise reduction and consistent operation of parts at low temperatures.
G-1067 (White)
Good lubrication even when contaminated by sand and dust.
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Catalysts are substances that increase the rate of a chemical reaction while undergoing no permanent change itself. Within the world of adhesives, catalysts include adhesive hardening or curing agents commonly used with epoxies. Specific adhesives work with multiple types of catalysts, each one changing the characteristics of the adhesive differently.
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