1. Material Bonding
Used for high-strength bonding between similar or dissimilar materials such as metals, ceramics, plastics, rubber, and wood, partially replacing traditional methods like welding, riveting, and bolting.
Suitable for bonding materials with different coefficients of thermal expansion, such as aluminum and glass, solving the problem of thermal expansion differences.
2. Engineering Reinforcement and Repair
Reinforcement, anchoring, and repair of components, such as steel bonding, carbon fiber bonding, and rebar installation.
Crack reinforcement, hole repair, road spike bonding, and concrete bonding.
3. Surface Protection and Sealing
Protecting the surface of parts to prevent electrochemical corrosion (e.g., between dissimilar metals).
Sealing cracks or holes to improve structural durability.
4. Special Applications
Temporary fixing or sealing, such as fixing equipment anchor bolts and bonding embedded parts.
Maintenance and reinforcement of special structures such as bridges and high-rise buildings.