What kind of adhesive is best for high-temperature resistance in coolant reservoirs?

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ErinLynn
07/30/25 8:17am
AB adhesive provides excellent high-temperature resistance for coolant reservoirs. Here are the relevant details: 1. AB adhesive: It is a two-part adhesive that hardens at room temperature when the resin and hardener are mixed. AB adhesive offers strong bonding strength and is resistant to detachment, making it commonly used in industrial production. 2. Additional information: Before using AB adhesive, it is advisable to wear isolation gloves to prevent direct skin contact and avoid unnecessary issues. After bonding objects with AB adhesive, further processing may be required according to specifications to achieve optimal results.
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