REFLECTOR: structural adhesive in low temperature
Grigore Rosu
grosu at cs.uiuc.edu
Sat Feb 11 18:03:24 CST 2006
The structural adhesive that came with my kit is called Aeropoxy ES6228
Epoxy Adhesive, so it is indeed an Epoxy.
A quick search on the web tells us that it cures in 24-36 hrs at 77F (way
too high for Illinois till May or so) or in 2 hrs at 140F. How about at
40F? Forever? Is it OK to just put it on at 40F, fix the keel with clecos
and let it there for 1 week, heating it occasionally with a heat gun? Or
I should better wait till May?
Grigore
On Sat, 11 Feb 2006, Scott Derrick wrote:
> The structural adhesive is probably an epoxy.
>
> whether it is or not, it does have a minimum temp and curing time on it. If
> not contact the manufacturer.
>
> Scott
>
> Grigore Rosu wrote:
>> Is structural adhesive sensitive to low temperature? I know epoxy is ...
>>
>> I'd like to permanently fix the keen fin and we have about 45 degrees here
>> in Illinois now. I ordered a heater and a highpower lamp to warm the
>> epoxy, but they have not arrived yet.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Grigore
>>
>>
>> On Fri, 10 Feb 2006, John Overman wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Hiroo;
>>> There is a Pilot here at Port Angeles named Mel
>>> Rudin. He bought a Velocity RG and took a CFI with him
>>> to the factory to get checked out in the Velocity so
>>> he could check Mel out. The CFI is named Fred but I
>>> can't think of his last name. The instructor is also a
>>> pilot for Horizon Airlines. He is a really nice guy
>>> and thorough. I got my instrument rating from him but
>>> his last name won't materialize. Anyway Mel should be
>>> in the phone book. Tried looking in my log book but he
>>> should have been a doctor the way he scratched out his
>>> signature. I can read his CFI number if that helps. If
>>> you can't track him down let me know.
>>> --- Hiroo Umeno <humeno at microsoft.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I am sure this has come up before but...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Are there any Velocity qualified CFI on the West
>>>> Coast who can give
>>>> transition training? It looks like my engine is
>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Does anyone know of someone?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Hiroo
>>>>
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