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New instant grab hybrid structural adhesive


3M has launched an innovative two-part hybrid technology structural adhesive which it says can save days of time when bonding bigHead® general fasteners.


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HIGH QUALITY. RELIABLE. TIME-SAVING.


M Scotch-Weld Epoxy-Acrylic Hybrid Structural Adhesive 7271 B/A has been designed to instantly secure bigHead and other mechanical fasteners. It is suitable for a wide variety of substrates including composites, GRP


(glass reinforced plastics), epoxy-based resins, aluminium and stainless steel. Dispensed using the easy to use 3M Scotch- Weld EPX system, the adhesive can be applied with a manual or pneumatic hand-held applicator. Imran Idrees of 3M’s industrial adhesives & tapes division


commented: “3M’s vast expertise and experience in adhesives has enabled the development of this exciting new product. 7271 B/A can instantly hold mechanical fixings unlike commonly used two-part acrylic adhesives which can take anything up to three hours to hold fixtures.” He adds: “Moreover, when compared with pungent, basic


entry-level acrylic adhesives this ‘instant grab’ adhesive is odourless, which eliminates the need for a respirator to protect against odour during use. The adhesive can also be applied vertically or even upside down without it dripping.”


DustBubble captures BT


DustBubble, the originators of the innovative solution for collecting dust and swarf from drilling, has become the new provider for British Telecom.


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A multitude of intelligent details combined with solid quality – that is what distinguishes our fixing and fastening products. Products that enable the user to work quickly, easily and reliably, whatever the application.


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omtec Cable Accessories Ltd, a main distributor to BT, was successful in winning a tender for the telecoms company and will now be using the DustBubble for particular telecoms applications.


DustBubble underlines that the aim of its products are


to make life a little easier for the user, by making drilling operations quicker, easier and cleaner. Through a combination of adhesion to the wall and the action of the drill itself, DustBubbles enable users to have both hands free to hold the drill steady, as well as the added benefit that there is no clearing up afterwards. “We are in constant negotiations with potential distributors


all over the world. We want everyone to be aware of and appreciate this innovative product which we are very proud of.” There are four versions depending on the application – available in packs of 10, 100 or tubes of 500:


• For wallpaper and painted walls. • For wood, plaster and untreated surfaces. • For kitchen and bathroom tiles. • Industrial DustBubbles.


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