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Ooops. The correct number for the Aeropoxy structural adhesive is ES6228.
3490 psi tensile lap shear
http://www.ptm-w.com/index.asp?pgid=177
-bob mackey
On Fri, Jan 2, 2009 at 12:01 AM, bob mackey <n103md@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I have used Aeropoxy ES6209 for many structural adhesive jobs, and
> have measured the strength
> of various bonds. I would substitute it for the Lancair-specified
> Hysol without hesitation.
> ES6209 gives good bonds between both composites and metals, and has reasonably
> good high temperature strength after a full cure.
>
> Full disclosure: PTM&W, makers of Aeropoxy, sponsored an ultralight
> sailplane project
> that I worked on. The main reason I am more familiar with the Aeropoxy
> family is because
> I got a very good price. Seeing as how that was a glider, I didn't
> check compatibility with
> gasoline.
>
> I also use a lot of their laminating resins.
>
> Don:
> If you'd like to try a sample of the Aeropoxy, let me know. I can send
> you a bit.
>
> -bob mackey
>
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