What Is Acrylate Adhesive?
Acrylate adhesive, also known as cyanoacrylate adhesive, is an adhesive that rapidly cures upon exposure to moisture in the air, primarily consisting of cyanoacrylate monomers.
Commonly referred to as cyanoacrylate-based adhesives, they find applications in bonding various materials and are utilized in both industrial and medical contexts. With a wide range of uses in everyday life, industries, and the medical field, they excel in situations where rapid and robust bonding is required.
Key features include exceptionally strong bonding strength and quick-drying properties, with hardening occurring within seconds. Additionally, they exhibit excellent water resistance.
Various types of Acrylate Adhesive exist, with instant adhesives being the most common form. These adhesives cure within seconds, providing strong bonding capabilities. There are also specialized variations such as heat-resistant adhesives with enhanced heat resistance and water-resistant adhesives designed to withstand exposure to water.