Bonding
M-Bond 600
or
610
is the strain gage adhesive generally recommended
for high operating temperatures. An insulating
layer, sufficient to prevent contact of any bare
leads with the specimen surface, must be bonded to
the specimen adjacent to the strain gage. This
layer is ordinarily bonded at the same time as the
strain gage, using the same techniques. Bonding
instructions are detailed in M-M Instruction
Bulletin B-130,
M-Bond 43-B, 600 and 610 Installations
.
Fiberglass
cloth
(untreated), tissue glass, or a layer of
Kapton
film
are commonly used surface insulators. To provide
an optimum bond, both sides of Kapton film must be
lightly abraded to remove the glossy surface.
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