Adhesive composition for the direct joining of a pre-gelled polyester or vinyl ester to raw rubber
AssigneeConception et Developpement Michelin S.A.
InventorsPhilippe Chenaux, Antonio Delfino
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AssigneeConception et Developpement Michelin S.A.
InventorsPhilippe Chenaux, Antonio Delfino
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A sulfur-crosslinkable adhesive composition of the non-aqueous type, that is to say not requiring the presence of water, usable for direct bonding of a pregelled polyester or vinyl ester composite to rubber in the uncured state. The composition comprises polyvinylpyridine-styrene-butadiene elastomer (“p-VSBR”) in combination with a polyester or vinyl ester resin. Preferably, the resin used is a novolak and/or bisphenol based resin of the epoxy vinyl ester type. This composition, unlike conventional RFL adhesives, does not require any activation treatment, such as intermediate drying, at the time of use. A process for preparing such an adhesive composition, use of said composition for the manufacture of laminated composite parts.
A sulfur-crosslinkable adhesive composition comprising at least a polyvinylpyridine-styrene-butadiene elastomer (abbreviated to “p-VSBR”) and a polyester or vinyl ester resin.
A process for preparing a sulfur-crosslinkable adhesive composition usable for bonding a polyester or vinyl ester composite to a diene elastomer, comprising the following steps:
A process for the production of laminated parts comprising at least one composite comprising reinforcement fibres embedded in a matrix based on a composition comprising a polyester or vinyl ester resin and at least one rubber firmly connected to said composite, said process comprising the following steps:
A laminated part comprising at least one layer of polyester or vinyl ester composite connected to a layer of diene elastomer, the connection between the two layers being provided by an adhesive composition based on p-VSBR elastomer and polyester or vinyl ester resin.
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