Adhesive Bonds Fiber Optic Connectors

Formulated for terminating all types of fiber optic connectors, Tra-Bond F131 is a clear, low-viscosity, two-part material that is easy to mix and cures at room temperature. This high-strength, non-pistoning material exhibits a glass transition
Oct. 1, 1999
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Formulated for terminating all types of fiber optic connectors, Tra-Bond F131 is a clear, low-viscosity, two-part material that is easy to mix and cures at room temperature. This high-strength, non-pistoning material exhibits a glass transition temperature of 95ºC. The adhesive is recommended for bonding optical lenses, mirrors, and other components. The materials are supplied in firm's Bipax kits and in pre-mixed and frozen syringes.

Company: TRA-CON INC.

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