What does AA mean in CHEMISTRY

Amino Acrylate is a family of co-polymer adhesives consisting of acrylic and polyamides that provide excellent performance and flexibility. It is typically used in applications such as laminating, fixing, fastening, sealing, and assembling.

Amino Acrylate is known for having superior bonding power across a variety of substrates with excellent resistance to water, chemicals, temperature variations, fatigue, and environmental exposure.

Amino Acrylate is commonly used in the manufacturing of automotive parts, transportation components, construction materials, medical devices, electrical components and numerous consumer products.

It effectively bonds to substrates such as metals including steel and aluminum (both painted or unpainted), plastics including ABS and acrylics, ceramics/stoneware, glass surfaces and more.

For optimal results with most substrates it's best to clean surfaces with appropriate solvents prior to application. Depending on the application you may also need primer before applying the adhesive.

No - depending on the type used various catalysts can make amino acrylates practically instant cure at room temperature eliminating costly post cure requirements like UV curing or heating.

Depending on the type of surface it’s applied to it can take anywhere from 1-3 hours for amino acrylates to reach full strength after bonding two surfaces together.

Yes – in many circumstances you can use additional adhesive even if some has already been applied making them an ideal solution for larger projects where extra material may be required at a later date.

Yes – There are various types available depending on your needs in terms of strength requirements (flexible vs high), dry time (fast vs slow) and suitability for specific materials (plastics vs metals). Different catalysts can also be used to increase shelf life/stability or increase speed/strength when curing takes place.