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|    Re: Glueing optics to black anodized alu    |
|    03 Sep 15 05:33:36    |
      From: rrllff@yahoo.com              On Thursday, September 3, 2015 at 5:26:07 AM UTC-4, Fitzgerald wrote:       > We are having some difficulties gluing to black anodized aluminum; most       > likely caused by the sealing process that closes the pores at the end of       > the anodisation process.       >       > I'm looking for hints/tips on what type of anodisation process and/or       > glue to use:       >       > - What type of acid do you use for anodizing? Standard sulfuric acid       > anodizing (Type II)?       > - What layer thickness do you specify?       > - What kind of dyeing do you use? Organic dyes or electrolytically       > deposited?       > - What kind of sealing process do you specify? (hot deionized water?)       >       > - What type of glue do you specify? (Epoxy / Silicon RTV?)       > - Any particular recommendation for a brand / part no.?       >       >       > Many thanks!              Why are you doing this? Is the part a mirror or lens? What's the geometry?              Normally one doesn't glue directly onto an anodized or painted surface.              http://www.richardfisher.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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