I. Characteristics of high-temperature curing adhesives

1. Excellent high-temperature resistance
   • It can work stably for a long time in high-temperature environments and maintain good bonding strength and physical properties.
   • Some high-temperature curing adhesives can even be used at temperatures of several hundred degrees or even thousands of degrees.
2. High bonding strength
   • After high-temperature curing, strong chemical bonds are formed between adhesive molecules, greatly increasing the bonding strength.
   • It can bond various materials such as metals, ceramics, glass, and plastics.
3. Strong chemical corrosion resistance
   • It can still maintain stable performance in high-temperature and chemically corrosive environments and is not easily corroded or damaged.
4. High reliability
   • The cured adhesive has good insulation, waterproof, and airtight properties, which can ensure the reliability and safety of the bonded part.

II. Classification of high-temperature curing adhesives

1. Organic high-temperature curing adhesives
   • Mainly include phenolic resin, epoxy resin, polyurethane, etc.
   • It has the advantages of high bonding strength and good chemical corrosion resistance, but the price is relatively high.
2. Inorganic high-temperature curing adhesives
   • Mainly include silicate, phosphate, etc.
   • It has excellent high-temperature resistance and a relatively low price, but the bonding strength and toughness are relatively poor.