Injection Molded Aluminum-Polymer-Composites - Integral Lightweight Structures with Potential

Achim Frick; Marcel Spadaro

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.742.381

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Injection Molded Aluminum-Polymer-Composites - Integral Lightweight Structures with Potential

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Innovative lightweight structures realized by employing assembly injection molding bears high potential. Using assembly injection molding, complex shaped hybrid structures can be manufactured in a precise and fast processing step. Though, especially the interface quality of a hybrid joint is a crucial factor, which determines the overall quality of such lightweight structures. High bonding strength values were achieved between aluminum and multiple polymeric materials with double-lap joints manufactured by employing assembly injection molding. Thereby, the influence of aluminum surface pre-treatments as well as intrinsic adhesion modifications of the polymeric materials were investigated.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 742)

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381-388

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July 2017

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Achim Frick*, Marcel Spadaro

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Adhesive Bonding, Aluminium, Hybrid Structure, Injection Molding, PE, TPE-S, TPE-U

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