GB / T 2943-94 replaces GB 2943-82 Terms of adhesive 1. General terms Adhesion Cohesion Mechanical adhesion Adhesive failure; adhesion failure Cohesive failure; cohesion failure Compatibility Adhesive Adherend adherend Substrate Wet wetting Dry Glue bond Curing; curing Hardening setting; set Adhesive layer Crosslinking crosslinking Hierarchical delamination Spilled glue squeeze-out Blocking Dry tack; aggressive tack Glioma fillet Degree of cure Aging Sticky tack 2. ingredient Binder Curing agent; hardening agent; hardener Latent curing agent Blocked curing agent Accelerator accelerator; promoter Diluent Reactive diluent Dispersing agent Filler Modifier; modifying agent Stabilizer Tackifier Thickener Flexibilizer Catalyst Extender Inhibitor; retarder Release paper 3. Classification noun Natural glue Animal glue Vegetable glue Organic adhesive Resin adhesive Rubber adhesive Viscose adhesive Cellulose adhesive Inorganic adhesive Ceramic adhesive Glass adhesive Film adhesive Sticky adhesive stick; adhesive stick Powder adhesive Paste adhesive Mastic adhesive Adhesive tape Structural adhesive Primer Solvent adhesive Solvent-activated adhesive Solventless adhesive Sealing adhesive Anaerobic adhesive Photosensitive adhesive Pressure-sensitive adhesive Pressure-sensitive adhesive tape Multiple layer adhesive Foaming adhesive Foamed adhesive; cellula adhesive Encapsulated adhesive Electric conductive adhesive Heat activated adhesive Hot-melt adhesive Contact adhesive Water-borne adhesive; aqueous adhesive Water-resistant adhesive Hot-setting adhesive Daybed Benches,Sponge Daybed Benches,Living Room Daybed Benches,Stain Proof Daybed Benches INCHEE FURNITURE CO.,LTD , https://www.incheecasa.com
The state in which two surfaces rely on chemical force, physical force, or both.
Synonym: adhesion
The state in which particles within a single substance are combined by primary and secondary valence.
The bonding of the two surfaces through the bite of the adhesive.
Synonym: mechanical adhesion
Visually visible damages occurring at the boundary between adhesive and adherend.
Visually visible damage that occurs in the adhesive or adherend.
When two or more substances are mixed, they have the ability of mutual affinity.
A substance that can make adherends stick together by bonding.
Objects to be glued or objects on both sides of the glue layer after glued.
The material used to apply adhesive to the surface.
Note: This is a broader term than "sticky object".
The affinity of liquids to solids. The smaller the contact angle between the two, the easier the solid surface is wetted by the liquid.
Synonyms: wetting
The process of reducing the solvent or dispersion medium by evaporation and absorption to change the physical state of the adhesive on the adherend.
Use adhesive to connect the surface of the adherend.
Synonyms: bonding
The process of obtaining and improving the performance of adhesive strength through chemical reaction (polymerization, cross-linking, etc.).
Adhesives through chemical reaction or physical action (such as polymerization, oxidation, gelation, hydration, cooling, evaporation of volatile components, etc.), the process of obtaining and improving the performance of bonding strength, cohesive strength and so on.
Adhesive layer in adhesive parts.
The process of forming chemical bonds between molecules and creating a three-dimensional network structure.
In laminates, the separation of layers caused by the destruction of adhesives, adherends or their interfaces.
After pressurizing the assembly, the adhesive is extruded from the adhesive layer.
An undesirable adhesion phenomenon between materials.
A characteristic of certain adhesives (especially non-vulcanized rubber adhesives). When the volatile components in the adhesive evaporate to the level of one chamber, in the case where the hand feels dry, they will stick to each other when they are in contact.
The part of the adhesive filled at the intersection of the two adherends (such as the rounded corner of the adhesive formed at the end of the core when the honeycomb core is bonded to the face material).
The degree of chemical reaction characterized when the adhesive cures.
The phenomenon that the performance of adhesive parts changes with time.
After the adhesive is in contact with the adherend, a slight pressure is applied immediately to form a property of considerable bonding strength.
Substances in the adhesive formulation that mainly play a role in binding.
A substance that directly participates in a chemical reaction to cure an adhesive.
A curing agent that is chemically inert under normal conditions and functions under specific conditions.
A curing agent or hardener that temporarily loses chemical activity can be reactivated by physical or chemical methods as required.
Substances that promote chemical reactions, shorten curing time, and lower curing temperature in formulations.
Liquid substances used to reduce the viscosity of adhesives and the concentration of solid components.
A diluent that contains active groups in the molecule and can participate in the curing reaction.
A substance that disperses the adhesive component in the medium.
A non-adhesive solid substance added to improve the performance of adhesives or reduce costs.
Ingredients added to the adhesive formulation to deliver its properties. Such as fillers, toughening agents and other substances.
Substances that help the adhesive maintain its stability during formulation, storage, and use.
Substance that can increase the viscosity of the film or extend the viscosity range of the adhesive.
Substances added to increase the apparent viscosity of the adhesive.
A substance that improves the brittleness and toughness of the adhesive in the formulation.
A substance that changes the rate of a chemical reaction and theoretically keeps its chemical properties unchanged at the end of the melon.
There is a little adhesive effect, but the substance added to the adhesive mainly plays a role in reducing costs.
A substance that inhibits chemical reactions and is used in certain types of adhesives to extend its shelf life or pot life.
Protective paper for film and tape. Before use, it can be easily removed from the film or tape.
Adhesive made of animal and plant polymer compounds as raw materials.
Adhesive made of animal skin, bone, tendon, blood, etc. Such as bone glue, gelatin, blood protein, etc.
Adhesive made of starch, vegetable protein and other plant ingredients as adhesive. Such as starch adhesive, protein adhesive, gum and so on.
Adhesive made with organic compound as adhesive.
Adhesive made of natural resin (such as gelatin, rosin) or synthetic resin (such as phenolic, epoxy, polyacrylate, polyvinyl acetate, etc.) as the adhesive.
Adhesive made of natural rubber or synthetic rubber (such as nitrile rubber, neoprene rubber, silicone rubber, etc.) as an adhesive.
Adhesive made with viscose (such as cellulose sodium xanthate) as adhesive.
Adhesive made with cellulose derivatives as adhesive.
Adhesive made with inorganic compound as adhesive. Such as silicate, phosphorus right salt and alkaline salts, chloride, nitride and so on.
Adhesives with inorganic compounds (such as metal oxides, etc.) as the adhesive and ceramic structure after curing.
Inorganic adhesives with oxides (such as silicon oxide, sodium oxide, lead oxide, etc.) as adhesive materials, which are adhered by hot melt and have glass composition and performance.
The film adhesive with or without carrier, which is usually hardened by heating and pressing, is usually used.
Synonyms: film
It is made of resin and other adhesives that are stick-shaped at room temperature without solvents.
Synonym: glue stick
It is made of resin and other adhesives that are in powder form at room temperature without solvents.
Adhesive in the form of paste.
A non-flowing adhesive that can be molded at room temperature. It is used to seal wider gaps.
Banded products coated with glue on one or both sides of substrates such as paper, cloth, film, and metal foil.
Adhesive used for bonding structural components, which can withstand long-term allowable stress and environmental effects.
In order to improve the bonding performance, an adhesive is coated on the surface of the adherend before coating.
Adhesives containing volatile organic solvents. It does not include water-based adhesives.
Before use, activate the dry adhesive film with a solvent to make it sticky and complete the adhesive.
Solvent-free liquid, paste, and solid adhesives.
Adhesive for sealing.
Adhesive that inhibits curing when oxygen is present and cures by itself when oxygen is isolated
Adhesives that rely on light to initiate curing.
A viscoelastic material with long-lasting viscosity when present in a solvent-free state. The material can be instantly bonded to most solid surfaces with slight pressure.
Apply the pressure-sensitive adhesive to the tape-shaped article on the substrate.
Films composed of different adhesives on both sides, usually with a carrier. It is generally used for the bonding of the core material and the panel in the honeycomb sandwich structure.
The foam expands in situ during curing and reduces the apparent density of the adhesive by a large number of gas cells dispersed throughout the adhesive layer.
Adhesives that already contain countless gas-filled microbubbles, which significantly reduce the surface density.
The particles or droplets of reactive components are encapsulated in a protective film (microcapsule), which can prevent curing of the adhesive before the protective film is destroyed by an appropriate method.
Adhesive with conductive properties. This adhesive generally contains conductive powders such as silver, copper, and graphite.
A dry adhesive that makes it sticky by heating.
It is a kind of adhesive that is coated under melting and cooled to a solid state to complete bonding.
Coated on the surface of two adherends, dried and laminated together, without maintaining pressure to form an adhesive with adhesive strength.
Adhesive with water as solvent or dispersion medium.
Adhesives that are often exposed to moisture and moisture and still maintain their adhesive properties (or performance).
An adhesive that requires heating to harden.