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Structural Adhesives for Bus Applications
Structural adhesives replace welding, rivets and mechanical fasteners on city, commercial and other buses.
- Front & Rear Shell Bonding
- Roof Bonding
- Door Panel Bonding
- Side Panel Bonding
- Luggage Door
- Side Glass Bonding
- Roof Hatch
- Air Conditioning Cover
- Interior Parts
- Front Dash & Panel Components
- Rear Engine Cover
- Front Bumper and Grill
6 Benefits of Using Structural Adhesives for Buses
Use structural adhesives to replace welding, rivets and mechanical fasteners on city buses, commercial buses and other buses.
- Ability to bond dissimilar substrates
- Weight reduction
- Increased output through reduced cycle times
- Improved aesthetics
- Reduction of stress points
- Improved fatigue life
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