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how do you glue polypropylene
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Gluing polypropylene (PP) is challenging due to its low surface energy, which makes it resistant to most adhesives. However, the process can be successful with proper surface preparation and choosing the right adhesive. Start by cleaning the PP surface with isopropyl alcohol to remove oils and contaminants. Surface treatment such as flame, corona, or plasma treatment greatly increases adhesion by modifying the surface energy of the PP. After treatment, use a polypropylene adhesive or a specialized plastic adhesive. Epoxy adhesives designed for plastics can also work well. Apply the adhesive as directed, ensuring a thin, even coat before joining the pieces. Firmly press them together and allow sufficient time for the adhesive to cure, following the manufacturer’s instructions. For the strongest bond, consider using a two-part epoxy or a polyurethane-based adhesive specifically designed for polypropylene.
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