Cotronics Corporation, Brooklyn, NY, has launched its Resbond™ 940 Customizable Series, which are economical, fast-setting ceramic adhesives designed to solve all high-temperature bonding, sealing, or encapsulating applications with continuous use to 2,800ºF. Resbond 940 has outstanding chemical and thermal shock resistance. It cures in 4 to 8 hours at room temperature.
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