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The Bjbj armour bond adhesive line offers ease-of-use and variety in both flexibility and packaging sizes. - Armored bond is a high-ance, two-part polyurethane adhesive that forms a strong urethane bond quickly. - Unlike other systems that are runny or use fillers to prevent material sag, our armored bond is self-thickening, providing more strength and less runoff. - When dispensed from the handheld dispense gun through the mix tube, you'll find that BJB has formulated a good balance of usable work time and quick set time for part handling. - Available in flexible, semi-flex, and rigid versions, our bond is offered in 50 milliliter cartridges, 200 milliliter cartridges, and bulk packaging, depending on your application needs. - Armored bond is manufactured, packaged, and shipped from BJB's facility under strict ISO 9001 specifications, ensuring a quality product with a known shelf-life. - Armored bond flex is a 70 shore A material that exhibits excellent bond strength to various substrates, including BJB foam products, fabrics, foams, and more. - Semi-flex armored bond is a 55 shore A material that offers excellent bond strength and high shock resistance, making it popular in foam armor cosplay suits, automotive, aerospace, and general market applications. - Armored bond rigid is a strong, stiff adhesive that cures quickly against a wide variety of substrates, holding them tight with shock resistance to avoid brittleness. - To use armored bond, simply place the cartridge in the dispense gun, remove the end cap, attach the locking mix tube, dispense a small waste shot to ensure proper flow and mix, then apply adhesive. - Parts can be aligned or repositioned before the glue starts to set up, and they are typically ready to handle within 5 to 10 minutes. - The thickness of the bond line and concentrated mass of adhesive determine tailing strength and ultimate cure. - If there is still material...