Rubberman4
Industrial
- Sep 13, 2013
- 1
thread335-47289
OK. Liquid Nitrogen works in removal of bonded rubber with metal structures. MEK by "swelling" rubber and weakening the bond...
QUESTION: if I have hardened stainless steel where extreme temp variations are frowned upon... And a MEK slurry of rubber can't be an option..(nor L.N. fracturing). What's next? I have experimented with de bonding Buna/Nitrile from S.S. The best process yet is a heating and cooling pattern, causing metal to expand and contract... Breaking the bond without need of stripping the rubber. I've also read about ultrasonic separation (submersed in a fluid). Any links or ideas? Metal (for de bonding) can't heat above 450°F. I'm not sure y yet...
OK. Liquid Nitrogen works in removal of bonded rubber with metal structures. MEK by "swelling" rubber and weakening the bond...
QUESTION: if I have hardened stainless steel where extreme temp variations are frowned upon... And a MEK slurry of rubber can't be an option..(nor L.N. fracturing). What's next? I have experimented with de bonding Buna/Nitrile from S.S. The best process yet is a heating and cooling pattern, causing metal to expand and contract... Breaking the bond without need of stripping the rubber. I've also read about ultrasonic separation (submersed in a fluid). Any links or ideas? Metal (for de bonding) can't heat above 450°F. I'm not sure y yet...