For the on-site rubber lining construction of the flue gas desulfurization and anti-corrosion project in power plant absorbers, which adhesive is better: BM04 or M1304?

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Both the M1304 glue and BM04 glue produced in Japan are of high quality; they are used professionally in projects related to rubber lining installation in flue gas desulfurization systems in power plants, as well as as adhesives for bonding metal and rubber. The adhesive strength between the rubber sheet and the steel sheet is 6 kgf/cm or more. Reference: http://www.nicechem.net/zhxp/M1304/

Reply #22016-03-22

It’s so complicated; then why is polytetrafluoroethylene chosen, as it simplifies the construction process?

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For the on-site rubber lining construction of the flue gas desulfurization and anti-corrosion project in power plant absorbers, which adhesive is better: BM04 or M1304?

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