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Sandip Bodke
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How to Join Glass and Stainless Steel

12/04/2008 4:57 AM

How to join glass & stainless steel .

it should prevent leakage
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12/04/2008 5:54 AM

Gas? Fluid? Pressure? Temperature? Chemical composition? a. s. o.....

A question can be answered when its content is not fuzzy.
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12/04/2008 7:18 AM

The adhesive that holds the metal tab to the windshield of a car which the rear view mirror is attached.

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12/04/2008 7:34 AM

Unibond "No More Nails Permanent Strips" sticky pads do this very well.

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12/05/2008 8:51 AM

Could you please tell me who said about the arrival to the final destination all used up and admiring the ride? I am dying to know the name of the sage.

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12/05/2008 12:13 PM

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12/05/2008 12:29 PM

I dare say not. I have seen this before in some other thread and on CR4 forums. Would some one please tell me?

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10/27/2010 6:24 PM

This is what im looking for. What did u use?
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10/28/2010 6:13 PM

The product is sold as......Rear View Mirror Adhesive.

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10/29/2010 11:02 PM

Thanks Bob very helpful. God Bless
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Re: Join glass & stainless steel

12/04/2008 3:02 PM

If instead of stainless steel you use Invar or Kovar Nickel/Iron alloys or even Inconel X-750 (controlled expansion alloys), and you use a borosilicate glass (low expansion glass), you can cast the glass around the part and get a glass to metal seal like that used for vacuum tubes and such.

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12/04/2008 10:44 PM

With Silicon Glue?

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12/05/2008 8:42 AM

What are you building? A fish tank?

Silicone caulking.

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12/05/2008 9:07 AM

Try these guys. We use 'em for custom stuff.

http://www.qsiquartz.com/

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12/05/2008 9:32 AM

Is this for an industrial application?
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12/05/2008 10:10 PM

medical application
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12/08/2008 9:25 AM

still need more information. how much pressure? for how long? what is the chemistry of the surroundings? Is this a "wetted" part that must be biocompatible?

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12/06/2008 1:43 AM

Can't you seal it like they do thermal windows with Silicon ?

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Re: How to Join Glass and Stainless Steel

12/06/2008 8:20 AM

This is very dependant on the joint design and application.

There are many compounds that could act as an adhesive or weld type material. I'm sure many of these would be within the medical requirements.

There is the possibility of a mechanical joint as well. Does it have to simply not leak or hold pressure?

Completely capturing the glass or steel portion in a elastomeric seal of some type is again dependant on design.

If you could supply more detail it would help.

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Double-sided sticky tape?

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