| Development
of a bond by drying off of the adhesive; |
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Development
of a bond by application of a hot, molten adhesive and
leaving it to cool down; |
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Loss of solvent or moisture from surfaces
and through porous subtrates;
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e.g. aqueous polyvinylacetat (PVA) .
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A molten adhesive is formed to a joint,
held place and left to cool and solidify;
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e.g. hot melt adhesive.
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| Development
of a bond based on a two-component metered/mixed adhesive,
as an example for a chemical reaction; |
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Development
of a bond based on a one-component humidity-curing reaction,
as another example for a chemical reaction. |
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Two reactive adhesive elements are mixed,
formed to a joint and held in place until handling strength
is reached;
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e.g. two-component epoxy resin or two-component
polyurethane system.
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One-component moisture-reactive adhesive,
formed to a joint, until sufficient handling strength
is reached;
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e.g. Sikaflex® one-component polyurethane
system.
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