Furnace Out - 9460 Bonding?

[EDMO 1078]

My furnace went out in the well-insulated shop.  Our temperatures are about 75F in daytime and dropping to upper 40s at night.  But shop temps in daytime tends to be about 60F.  When furnace was working I have been keeping shop temps about 70F when gluing.   Will this change affect the curing or bonding of 9460?  Should I wait until we get warmer night temps to use 9460?   EDMO

Edited 24 Apr 2017 by EDMO

[chopndrag 226]

Just going to take longer to dry.

[EDMO 1078]

Just going to take longer to dry.

drying stuff is different than 9460 molecular bonding which usually has to be at a certain temperature for the chemical reaction to take place.  I don't know what that lower temperature range is.   EDMO

Edited 25 Apr 2017 by EDMO

[nlappos 413]

9460 Hysol, I bet 60 degrees will work fine, here is a copy of the directions:

"2. Mixing the adhesive just prior to use is recommended. The temperature of the separate components prior to mixing is not critical, but they should be close to room temperature."

 

https://tds.us.henkel.com/NA/UT/HNAUTTDS.nsf/web/E26C4A5F8C916DE2882571870000DB25/$File/EA 9460-EN.pdf

Edited 26 Apr 2017 by nlappos

[EDMO 1078]

Thanks Nick - Looks like 25C is optimal mix and cure temp for it, or about 70-75F.  Outside here got up to about 80F today and I opened shop door to let it get up to 70F and put some 9460 on and shut the door.  Should set up OK.  If I get desperate, I can borrow the little portable electric heater my wife uses in our attached garage in the winter, but temps here should be getting warmer soon.  EDMO

[1avidflyer 1983]

Enjoy the heat Ed,  we are supposed to get 3" - 5" of snow tonight and tomorrow.  JImChuk

[EDMO 1078]

Enjoy the heat Ed,  we are supposed to get 3" - 5" of snow tonight and tomorrow.  JImChuk

Don't worry Jim, we wont try to take any of it from you!  ;<)  I see storms heading out way now - Could get a little rough here tomorrow.   I just noticed the "Peak Exotherm Temperature" of 9460 on the link that Nick posted:  93C is too high for my thermometer, so I guess that is Very Hot.... EDMO

Edited 26 Apr 2017 by EDMO