Permabond MT3836 – Flexible, Fire Retardant and Thermally Conductive Adhesive

Rebecca Wilmot
Adhesive Properties, Fire Retardant
July 21, 2021

Permabond is delighted to announce the introduction of Permabond MT3836 – flexible, fire retardant and thermally conductive adhesive. This two-component hybrid system cures fully at room temperature to form a flexible, thermally conductive material capable of bonding a wide variety of different substrate materials.

Typical Applications for MT3836 Thermally Conductive Adhesive

This product can also be considered for bonding building cladding materials, providing a fire-retardant layer between cladding panels and profile sections. Its peel, impact, and vibration resistance help the panel flex and maintain position in high winds. The cured adhesive is intumescent. When exposed to fire, it swells to help seal and protect the material underneath.

Benefits of MT3836

  • Two component – available in dual cartridges for easy dispensing via a mixing nozzle
  • Cures fully at room temperature (handling time 2-3 hours)
  • High viscosity – gap filling to 5mm
  • Thermally conductive >1 W/(m.K)
  • Fire retardant to UL94 V-0
  • Elongation >100%, Shore A hardness 60.

Which surfaces does it bond well?

This material bonds a wide variety of substrates, including steel and aluminum. Its flexibility makes it more suitable than rigid epoxies for bonding Zintec surfaces (with the spangly-effect surface, often seen for air conditioning ducting etc).  It is also better at bonding difficult surfaces compared to standard epoxy adhesives. Its flexibility and impact resistance make the adhesive much less likely to fracture off.  Permabond MT3836 is suitable for use on a wide variety of composite materials such as GRP, FRP, Carbon fiber, laminate, phenolic materials, plastics, and plastic blends.

Available packaging

-6 x 400ml cartridges

-bulk on request

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