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GMNA - 9985778

Adhesive, Foamed Hot Melt, Weatherstrip

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Organization: GMNA
Publication Date: 1 June 2015
Status: inactive
Page Count: 4
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This specification covers a foamed hot melt sealer, obtained from an outside source, which will affect a moisture and dust seal when applied in place during manufacturing of weatherstrip channels. 

Material Description. The sealer shall be neutral in color, homogeneous, completely resistant to moisture, have good adhesion to rubber weatherstrips and painted steel and have good aging properties. These materials are density reduced (foamed) to approximately 50% of their original density. This foaming process can be achieved by mechanical foaming or by chemical foaming. 

The material may not exhibit excessive stringiness during assembly operations. It will be most effective when assembled at temperatures between 15 °C and 35 °C. 

Symbols. Not applicable. 

Applicability. Typical applications include foamed hot melt sealer in base of weatherstrips.

Document History

May 1, 2020
Adhesive, Foamed Hot Melt, Weatherstrip
This specification covers a foamed hot melt sealer, obtained from an outside source, which will affect a moisture and dust seal when applied in place during manufacturing of weatherstrip channels....
9985778
June 1, 2015
Adhesive, Foamed Hot Melt, Weatherstrip
This specification covers a foamed hot melt sealer, obtained from an outside source, which will affect a moisture and dust seal when applied in place during manufacturing of weatherstrip channels. ...
June 1, 2008
Adhesive, Hot Melt, Weatherstrip
This specification covers a sealer, obtained from an outside source, which will effect a moisture and dust seal when applied in place during manufacturing of weatherstrip channels. Material...
November 1, 2007
Adhesive, Hot Melt, Weatherstrip
This standard is inactive with no replacement.
January 1, 1989
Adhesive, Hot Melt, Weatherstrip
1 SCOPE. This specification covers a sealer, obtained from an outside source, which will effect a moisture and dust seal when applied in place during manufacturing of weatherstrip channels.

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