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How to achieve a weather and intruder resistant bond on a composite door
Read on to find out how Alansons reached the desired bond without compromising on quality
Key Infomation
Hints, tips and recommendations on how to achieve a weather and intruder resistant bond on a composite door.
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Composite Doors from one of our clients are the UK's finest range of solid timber-core composite doors with unrivalled security, colour options and energy efficiency.
THE BUSINESS SOLUTION
Our client is a market leading composite door manufacturer who required a weather and intruder resistant adhesive for bonding stainless steel glazing surrounds and decorative inserts to GRP and timber. Ureka went in to discuss the application and recommended the Aro-Seal 1101® MS Polymer Adhesive. This product, along with its PAS 24 compliance for the 'Secured By Design' standard provided the bond required.
THE PRODUCTS
Ureka supplied the client with the Aro-Seal® 1101 Hybrid Polymer Adhesive for their glazing surrounds and decorative inserts.
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