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Small (or weak)------------------------------------
Generally, the adhesion strength of thermoplastic resin adhesives is higher than that of thermosetting resin adhesives. The advantages of thermoplastic resins are their ease of processing and molding, as well as their high mechanical strength. The disadvantages are poor heat resistance and rigidity.
Generally, the adhesion strength of thermoplastic resin adhesives is lower than that of thermosetting resin adhesives.
Generally, the adhesion strength of thermoplastic resin adhesives is (weaker) than that of thermosetting resin adhesives.
Generally, the adhesion strength of thermoplastic resin adhesives is (lower) than that of thermosetting resin adhesives.
Thermosetting adhesives exhibit good creep resistance and superior durability in harsh environments.
Generally, the adhesion strength of thermoplastic resin adhesives is (weaker) than that of thermosetting resin adhesives.
Generally, the adhesion strength of thermoplastic resin adhesives is (weaker) than that of thermosetting resin adhesives.