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HERNON Introduces Flex PVC Bonding Solution


Sanford, FL — HERNON® has intro- duced its Fusionbond® 375, a solu- tion for bonding flex PVC. Benefits of the new adhesive include: non-sag-


ging gaps filled to 0.4 in. (1 cm); ex- cellent impact and peel strength; lit- tle or no surface preparation neces- sary; rapid room-temperature cure;


100 percent reactivity; and environ- mental and chemical resistance, in- cluding gasoline resistance. Fusionbond 375 is a


highly thixotropic, two-com- ponent, room-temperature curing, 1:1 ratio, methacry- late adhesive system. The material is formulated to provide fixturing strength within 10 minutes. This ad- hesive forms resilient bonds and maintains its strength over a wide range of temper- atures.


Fusionbond 375 is suit-


able for bonding a variety of substrates with a minimum of sur- face preparation. The material provides tough-


ness at temperatures from –67 to +250°F (–55 to +121.1°C). Recom-


Fusionbond 375 flex PVC adhesive. Contact: Hernon Manufacturing,


Inc., 121 Tech Drive, Sanford, FL 32771 % 800-527-0004 E-mail: info@hernon.com Web: www.hernon.com


BEA Lasers Introduces New Variable Output Laser System


Elk Grove Village, IL — BEA Lasers has introduced a complete alignment laser system with variable laser light output. These new laser systems are suitable for short distances. The dimming feature


provides greater flexibility when aligning objects against different backgrounds, such as dark, light, chrome, or other shiny surfaces. The new alignment laser systems are also excellent for variable work conditions where light- ing and/or the alignment sur- faces change or are uncertain. The system includes a


See at IPC APEX, Booth 2433


clude a sensor-style bracket or multi- adjustable “LB” bracket. Lasers are


mended substrates include PVC, acrylic, ABS, stainless steel, and some types of fiberglass.


rugged housing fitted with an M12 connector, 6.6 ft (2m) long, PVC-jacketed cable, and a power supply. Mounting options in-


Alignment laser system with variable laser output.


available in red or green, each with a line or dot optic. The lasers are rated as Class II laser products and all


models are FDA-compliant. Contact: BEA Lasers, 1400


Howard Street, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 % 847-238-1420 E-mail: gregt@bealasers.com Web: www.bealasers.com


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