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Preferred Process for Metal Bond
PACS
is the preferred method for the preparation of aluminum surfaces for adhesive
bonding. The PACS process utilizes 12% phosphoric acid to prepare aluminum
surfaces for metal-to-metal and metal-to-honeycomb adhesive bonding. This
process provides a higher quality bond than any other non-tank method
for surface preparation. The A-700 may also be used for the PANTA process.
A-700 Specifications.
Closed
Loop System
The
Applied Heat Model A-700 PACS is a fully contained system. Neutralization
occurs with no operator exposure to chemicals. Acid is drawn from sealed
containers, routed through the process vacuum bag, and deposited in the
neutralization bottle. Color-coded connectors simplify set-up and operation.
Rugged
and Portable
Weighing
only 24 lbs. with dimensions of 15" x 16" x 10",
the A-700 PACS is portable and compact. In-lid
storage compartment holds power cords and hoses.
Ease
of Operation
The
A-700 is easy to operate. Operator controls the process. Anodize in place
on horizontal, vertical or inverted surfaces.
Prepackaged
supply kits are available for increased convenience at an affordable
price.
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