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Applicability of various types of adhesives:

Bonded materials	Name of adhesive material	impact resistant	Working temperature	Tensile strength	Temperature °C that the adhesive can withstand	Pressure, kg/cm²
Getinaks, textolite, electric cardboard, plastics, wood in any combination, varnish Organic glass	Bakelite (shellac) acrylic adhesive	Not moisture resistant acid, sea water	-50 ... + 60 -60 ... + 59	80-90 110	110-150 -	3-5 2,5-3
Wood, leather, metal, plastics, organic glass and other materials in any combination	Carbonyl glue		-60 ... + 70	250	20±5	-
Metals and dielectrics in any combination	Glue BF-2		-60 ... + 80	50-200	60-120	5-10
Also	Glue BF-4		-60 ... + 80	50-140	90	5-8
Fabric, cellophane, triacetate, celluloid, resin, rubber	Glue BF-6		-60 ... + 80	50-80	60	2-4
Glass	Glue BF-3 Glue BF-5		-60 ... + 80	50-70	100-130	0,5-1,5
Different grades of rubber with metallic surfaces	Thermoprep adhesive	acid, sea water	-40 ... + 70	50-100	160	4-6
Cloth, rubber and other insulating gaskets with metal	Glue 88		-	-	20±5	1
Fibrous insulation of mounting wires, leather, wood	Nitroglue AK-20		-	-	20±5	1
Polystyrene, thin wire inductors	Polystyrene adhesive		-50 ... + 60	-	-	2,5-3
Metals and dielectrics in various combinations	Epoxy adhesive	Used in tropical environments	-70 ... + 50	60-180	120-150	5-7

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