Lord 506
Acrylic Adhesive for Thermoplastics and Thermoset Plastics
Description
Lord®
506 is a general purpose, semi-flexible, heat
resistant acrylic adhesive. Lord 506
acrylic adhesive bonds a wide variety of thermoplastics and
thermoset plastics.
Features and Benefits
Good Resilience -
accommodates shock and sudden stress loading.
Versatile -
bonds a wide variety of substrates
including ABS, acrylic,
polycarbonate, FRP, prepared metals, urethane, phenolic,
polysulfone, and vinyl.
Proven Environmental and Chemical Resistance - resists dilute acids, alkalis, solvents, greases, oils, moisture, and weathering. Performs at temperatures from -40°C to 149°C (-40° F to 300° F). Excellent UV exposure resistance.
Non-Sag Properties - will not sag when applied to a vertical surface.
Fast Cure - cures quickly at room temperature.
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Appearance |
Lord 506 Off-white paste |
Accelerator 4 Clear amber to slightly hazy liquid |
Accelerator 17 Off-white to yellow liquid |
Accelerator 19 Off-white paste |
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Viscosity, cP |
40,000 - 60,000(Spindle 3 at 5 rpm HBF) |
10 |
10,000 - 100,000(Spindle 4 at 12 rpm LVT) |
150,000 - 450,000(T-bar C @ 10
rpm) |
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Density |
995 - 1055 |
1222 - 1282 |
1150 - 1246 |
1426 - 1546 |
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Solvents |
None |
Methylene Chloride/MIBK/ |
None |
None |
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Flash Point, closed cup |
12°C (53°F) |
>93°C (>200° F) |
>93°C (>200° F) |
>93°C (>200° F) |
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Working Time -
Mix System |
4 - 6 Minutes |
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Handleable Bonds |
8 - 12 Minutes |
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Full Properties |
24 Hours |
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Mix Ratio |
10 Parts |
No-Mix |
1 Part |
5 Parts |
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Shelf Life from date of shipment @ 24°C (75°F) unopened container |
6 Months |
6 Months |
6 Months |
6 Months |
*Above properties data are typical and not be be used for specification purpose.
Technical Data Sheet for
Lord 506 
For more information about Lord 506 contact Bergdahl Associates, Inc.
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Date issued: 07/05