HMC Electronics 102-1 Permabond 102 Cyanoacrylate Adhesive, General Purpose, Plastic Bonding User Manual

Permabond 102 cyanoacrylate, Features & benefits, Description

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Features & Benefits 

Plastic and rubber bonding 

Applications requiring fast fixturing 

Ease of use – no mixing or heat cure 

Bonds most materials 

100% reactive, no solvents 

Description 

PERMABOND 102

 is a low viscosity general purpose 

plastic bonding product useful in applications or 
bonding closely fitting parts. It is fast setting and 
suitable for use on plastics, rubber and metals. 
 
Cyanoacrylate adhesives are single component 
adhesives that polymerize rapidly when pressed into 
a thin film between parts. The moisture adsorbed on 
the surface initiates the curing of the adhesive. 
Strong bonds are developed extremely fast and on a 
great variety of materials. These properties make 
PERMABOND cyanoacrylates ideal adhesives for high 
speed production lines.

Physical Properties of Uncured Adhesive 

Chemical composition 

Ethyl cyanoacrylate 

Appearance 

Colourless 

Viscosity @ 25°C 

70‐90 mPa.s 

(cP)

 

Density 

1.05 

Typical Curing Properties 

Maximum gap fill 

0.15 mm  

0.006 in

 

Fixture / handling time* 

10‐15 seconds (Steel)  
5‐10 seconds (Buna N Rubber) 
10‐15 seconds (Phenolic) 
7‐10 seconds (PVC) 
7‐10 seconds (ABS) 

Full strength 

24 hours 

 

*Handling times can be affected by temperature, humidity and 
specific surfaces being bonded. Larger gaps or acidic surfaces will 
also reduce cure speed but this can be overcome by the use of 
Permabond C Surface Activator (CSA) or Permabond QFS 16. 

 
 
 
 
 

Typical Performance of Cured Adhesive 

Shear strength* 
ASTM D‐1002 

Steel              19‐23 N/mm² 

(2800‐3300 psi) 

Aluminium    7‐9 N/mm² 

(1000‐1300 psi) 

Zinc                8‐10 N/mm² 

(1200‐1500 psi) 

ABS               >6 N/mm² 

(900psi) 

SF 

PVC               >6 N/mm² 

(900psi) 

SF 

PC                 >5 N/mm² 

(700 psi) 

SF 

Phenolic       12‐14N/mm² 

(1700‐

2000 psi)) 

Impact Strength  
(ASTM D‐950)  

10‐16 kJ/m² 

(5‐8 ft‐lb/in²)

 

Dielectric constant 
@10kHz 

2.5

Coefficient of 
thermal expansion 

90 x 10

‐6 

mm/mm/°C 

Dielectric strength 

10 mV/mm 

Coefficient of 
thermal 
conductivity 

0.1 W/(m.K) 

*Strength results will vary depending on the level of surface 
preparation and gap. 
SF = Substrate failure 

Temperature Resistance 

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

‐50

0

50

100

150

 

 

“Hot strength” shear strength tests performed on mild steel. 24hr cure at 
room temperature and conditioned to pull temperature for 30 minutes 
before testing. 

 

102 can withstand higher temperatures for brief periods 
(such as for paint baking and wave soldering processes) 
providing the joint is not unduly stressed. The minimum 
temperature the cured adhesive can be exposed to is 
 ‐55°C (‐65°F) depending on the materials being bonded. 

%

 Strength

 retention

 

Temperature (°C) 

PERMABOND 102

Cyanoacrylate

Technical Datasheet

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33 Springdale Ave. Canton, MA 02021

http://www.hmcelectronics.com

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