Have you ever wondered how it is possible that a car window, despite its enormous weight and the forces encountered while driving, remains solidly and immovably attached to the body of our vehicle? Have you noticed that in cars, windows, and especially the windshield, are an important structural element of the vehicle, affecting its rigidity? Gluing car windows is a topic that may seem a bit complicated. When replacing a cracked - damaged windshield, it is crucial to understand what glue to use and how to carry out the gluing process. In this blog, we will explore these issues along with the various aspects that are important when gluing car windows.

Anaerobic adhesives or anaerobic adhesives are a very specific group of preparations, intended for use in joining mainly metal surfaces. Anaerobic adhesives react when in contact with metal, which is their catalyst. They harden when the air supply is eliminated, while maintaining the appropriate temperature and the size of the gap used.

Anaerobic adhesives are designed to protect threaded connections against unscrewing, to seal threaded connections, to protect metal elements against vibrations. Anaerobic products also allow filling gaps between adjacent metal surfaces, ensuring high resistance of the joint against external factors. Anaerobic adhesives are also used for fixing pipe connections, for screw-nut connections, guaranteeing high strength of the joined elements.

Due to the huge range of applications of magnets in many industries and industries, it is necessary to combine them with other materials. Various techniques are used to do this. Usually it is welding, but more and more often gluing. Bonding magnets with other materials using adhesives does not require much experience and can be done both in industrial and home conditions. Currently, magnet bonding is very often used in the assembly process of electric motors. However, in order to obtain a permanent connection, we must be sure that the glue used for it is properly selected.

After choosing the right glue, preparing the surface, choosing the technique of applying the glue and finally gluing the selected elements, you still wonder whether the adhesive joint you have chosen will meet the requirements set for it? Will it prove to be strong enough, durable and resistant to various factors? In this article, we will tell you how to dispel these doubts and what methods to use for testing adhesive joints.