Sheet Metal with Hooks - Dramatically improves bonding with other materials skin thickness

Sheet Metal with Hooks - Dramatically improves bonding with other materials skin thicknessThis process produces thousands of mechanically extruded hooks and grooves in the surface of sheet metal. The hooks ensure a good mechanical bond or grip to other materials such as plastic, rubber, concrete, wood, and fibre glass. Used for: The process has been used for years in automotive brake manufacturing to secure a strong and durable bond between the metal brake pad and the friction material. It is now available to other industries, where it can

available in a range of materials including aluminium

Applications for liquid crystal polymer fibre:

and there are therefore variations for room temperature

When parts are combined in a mechanical assembly

All samples come with a laminated  information card

” National Association for Surface Finishing (NASF)

25°C to 30°C

It is also used for model making and prototyping

The graphics sit flush with the surface and can not be scratched off

The standard thickness is 10 mm and the density is 1700 kg/m³

The vendor can also customise materials for specific applications

Total thickness of standard versions is between 1 and 2 mm and weights range between 1