PBT – ABS Module
DELO adhesives provide exceptional bonding performance for automotive modules made from PBT and ABS plastics.
What do PBT – ABS Module Adhesives do?
These materials are widely used in vehicle electronics due to their durability and heat resistance, but they require specialised adhesives to ensure long-term reliability under harsh conditions. DELO’s advanced formulations deliver strong adhesion, vibration resistance, and thermal stability, making them ideal for components such as control units, sensor housings, and connector systems.
With rapid curing options and compatibility with automated dispensing processes, these adhesives support high-volume production while meeting stringent automotive standards for safety and performance.
DELO MONOPOX Adhesives Key Features
- One-part materials that require no mixing
- Curing temperatures from 60°C
- Excellent temperature and chemical resistance
- Electrically conductive and non-conductive versions
Meeting the most demanding of automotive requirements
Because of the large nature of these parts, a viscous adhesive with very low flowing behaviour is required to fill the gaps between the PBT housing and the ABS cover. DELO MONOPOX is a range of one-part, heat-cured adhesives that meets the most demanding automotive requirements.
Light-fixing options available
Light-fixing options are now available for most of the adhesives, allowing exact fixing-in-place before the final heat-cure stage.
Got a Question About PBT – ABS Module Adhesives?
Whether you’re developing a new product or refining an existing process, Inseto’s team of experts is here to help.
From selecting the right adhesive to optimising your curing process, we provide technical guidance, documentation, and samples to support your application needs.
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Applications
Quick High Strength Bonding, Securing, Sealing, Joining
Industry Segments
Plastics & Rubber Processing, Electronics / Electrical Engineering etc.
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Region
Available from Inseto in the United Kingdom & Ireland
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