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Bond Slips Pads
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TICO
Bond Slip Units provide a simple, economical, easy
to install solution to the problem of providing movement and
support. They can be used in mechanical systems and pipework
installations. |
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TICO
Bond Slip Units have been developed over our many
years of involvement with petrochemical and industrial clients.
Utilising sate-of-the-art plastic materials in conjunction
with unique TICO resilient substrates, they have been proven
in thousands of applications world-wide. |
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Upper Member polished (left) or mirror finished (below)
stainless steel |
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Lower
Member etched PTFE, virgin or glass loaded |
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* Where on-site bonding is required, we would recommend
our PTFE lower members with the specially prepared surface
to accept industrial adhesives.
TICO Bond Slip units are manufactured and designed to suit
each individual application in terms of dimensions and materials.
They are generally made up of 2 members.
The standard units come in 4 varieties, the most popular
of which is made up as follows:
Upper Member S/NG/PA - TICO S/PA, a mixture of cork particles
and synthetic elastomer, bonded to a high quality Molybdenum
Disulphide loaded nylon.
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always be larger than the lower member to avoid ingress
of dirt on to sliding surfaces over full range of movement.
The thickness is 2.5 mm |
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| Lower Member RF/PT/PA
- TICO RF/PA, a high load bearing composite material
of synthetic elastomer modified by the addition of cellular
particles, reinforced with layers of fabric and topped
with a thin layer of bonded cork, bonded to PTFE |
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The thickness is variable but generally 8 mm ( 6 mm RF/PA, 2
mm PTFE).
Bond Slip units are usually supplied with metal plates top and
bottom - any thickness or grade of steel may be used.
Bonding to Metal Plates
The Problem
PTFE is inherently difficult to bond to any surface, especially
metal or concrete. Uneven spread of adhesive and lack of pressure
lead to bubbles, high spots, creasing and weak spots. A weak or
bad bond causes peeling and problems!
Our Solution
Using the latest materials and technology, all our factory bonding
is carried out at elevated temperatures and under pressure using
a special bonding format, which together ensure an excellent,
smooth, strong bond.
On applications where on-site bonding is the only way possible,
the addition of a substrate behind the PTFE or nylon surface (S/NG/PA
or RF/PT/PA) facilitates an easier and better bond to steel or
concrete.
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