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Hose joint with adhesive
Lackey Stephen
- 13 Mar 2007
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TL;DR: A hose joint assembly includes a fitting, a hose receivable onto the fitting, and an adhesive for bonding the hose and the fitting together as mentioned in this paper, which is a microencapsulated two-part epoxy adhesive that functions as a lubricant.
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Abstract: A hose joint assembly includes a fitting, a hose receivable onto the fitting, and an adhesive for bonding the hose and the fitting together. For example, the adhesive is a microencapsulated two-part epoxy adhesive that functions as a lubricant when assembling the hose onto the fitting before curing.
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Joseph Anthony Agius-Sinerco
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