We have a problem maintaining adhesion to two steel surfaces at divergent temperatures because of the response of materials to thermal conditions when going through heating and cooling cycles.
We are using epoxy adhesives to bond steel substrates that are exposed periodically to both 150˚C and as low as 0˚C. Our problem is in maintaining adhesion to the two steel surfaces at such divergent temperatures because of the response of materials to thermal conditions when going through heating and cooling cycles. Do you have any suggestions?
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Huntsman reported revenue increases in each of its business segments.
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Huntsman Corp. recently reported second quarter 2021 results, with revenues topping $2 billion, an increase of over 62% compared to the same period last year.
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