Diallyl Phthalate (DAP)

DAP is the most commonly used of the allylic esters, which are a branch of the polyester family.

These thermoset products are typically selected for outstanding dimensional stability, ease of moulding and excellent electrical properties.

DAP can be bonded with most engineering adhesives and good strengths [3] are achieved for many different adhesive technologies (Table 3.1).

The cyanoacrylates (without primer) showed excellent results in these trials (Table 3.1) but DAP are often used in moist environments and so care must be taken if selecting a cyanoacrylate as a structural adhesive.

Table 3.1 Adhesive shear strengths

DAP)

Adhesive type

Description

Shear strength (N/mm2)

Cyanoacrylate

Standard ethyl

>21.7*

Toughened

>13.5*

Ethyl + primer

1.0

Two-part acrylic

MMA

5.2

Polyolefin bonder

4.1

Epoxy

‘5-minute’ epoxy

3.1

Standard epoxy

12.0

Silicone

Alkoxy silicone

1.4

UV acrylic

Visible light cure

2.4

Notes: * Substrate failure

All shear strengths are given as guidelines only and may vary considerably depending on grade of plastic, fillers, surface finish, etc.

Recycling information = thermoset

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