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POLYMERIC MATERIALS IN GLUING TECHNIQUES

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Šaćira Mandal ,
Šaćira Mandal
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Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Sarajevo , Sarajevo , Bosnia and Herzegovina

Aida Šapčanin
Aida Šapčanin

Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Sarajevo , Sarajevo , Bosnia and Herzegovina

Abstract

Polymeric materials have an important role in gluing technology due to their broad application in the wood industry, metal industry, glass, and ceramics industry as well as medicine. This article discusses the basic physicochemical aspects of bonding with adhesives and also, the mechanisms of action of the adhesive materials during bonding based on polymerization processes and different types of polymerization. It was emphasized that depending on the material used in gluing, various adhesives with different physicochemical characteristics facilitate and contribute to the quality of the bonded joints. In this way, it is an insured procedure that is suitable for materials that are sensitive to the effects of heat, because welding and soldering would deform the base material and often the total degradation of its mechanical properties.

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