Cyanoacrylates adhesives contain a stabilizer which keeps them liquid. Moisture present on the surfaces to be bonded neutralizes the stabilizer and the adhesive rapidly becomes a polymerized or cured solid.
Bond gapBond gaps greater than 0,2mm may not cure at the middle of the bond due to insufficient humidity.
Cure speedAlthough 60% of the final bond strength is acheived after only one minute, it can take up to 12 hours before reaching 100%.
Acidic surfacesSurfaces that are acidic will inhibit or slow down curing. (The stabilizer is an acid.) Materials such as wood, leather and paper carton are acidic.
PrimerSome plastics such as polyethylene and polypropylene are difficult to bond without using a primer such as Cyberbond 9050. The primer can also be used to bond PTFE and silicones.
ActivatorIn some applications, an Activator is used to accelerate the curing. Although this may be useful, in general, the final bond strength is always less than it would be if no activator is used.
| ISO 10993-5 Test for Cytotoxicity |
ISO 10993-10 Tests for Irritation and Sensitisation |
ISO 10993-11 Tests for Systemic Toxicitiy |
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| CB2003 | CB1603 | CB1603 |
| CB2004 | CB2000W | CB2000W |
| CB2028 | CB2008 | CB2008 |
| CB2075 | CB2011 | CB2011 |
| CB2040-05 | CB2028 | CB2077 |
| CB2241 | CB2077 | CB2800 |
| CB2241-05 | CB2800 | |
| CB2243 | ||
| CB5005 | ||
| CB5241 |
Cyberbond holds approvals for both USP class VI and ISO 10993 classifications.
The norm ISO 10993, however, consists of various tests. The most important aspect is the biological compatibility which is the compatibility of an article on or inside a body. Cyberbond holds approvals for the following:
ISO 10993-5: Test for in vitro cytotoxicityIn an Agar diffusion test checked if cyanoacrylates destroys a cell culture.
ISO 10993-10: Tests for irritation and delayed-type hypersensitivity Rabbits are injected intradermal. This means that the extracted cyanoacrylat is injected via a substrate in the deep layers of the dermis to find out if - due to vascular dilation – there is an inflammable flush of the skin (erythma) or an accumulation of liquids (edema)
ISO 10993-11: Tests for systemic toxicity Mice are injected with the extracted cyanoacrylates via a substrate intravenously and intraperitoneal (in the abdominal cavity). There mustn’t be a biological reaction by the body
USP Class VI: USP 25, NF 20: Biological Reactivity Tests in vivo This test is similar to 10993-10. For this mice and rabbits are injected intradermal. Besides, the medium was implanted in the paravertebral muscles of rabbits. No noticeable reactions should occur.
Since its introduction, the Frame Fast® Adhesive System has been the standard for screen printers, milling professionals and industrial filter manufacturers throughout the world. These patented products are designed to bond various types of mesh to wood, aluminium and steel frames. We offer a wide range of Cyanoacrylate adhesives with varying attributes and viscosities. Various accelerators and screen adhesive removers complete the Frame Fast® line of products. Frame Fast® is a trademark of UNCOMMON CONGLOMERATES INC, USA. In 2002 this company was acquired by Cyberbond LLC, USA and was integrated into the world wide operating Cyberbond family. In Europe we certainly continue to use the well known brand name of Frame Fast®. Next to the manual application we refer to our LINOP Dosing Equipment Programme which offers you a variety of options to apply the adhesive automatically. State of the art is the assembly of the Adhesive Valve and the Activator Spray Head on a robot arm. Due to different legislation in terms of handling chemicals, it may be that products differ slightly compared to the American grades. But this is mainly valid for solvent based activators and removers. Products with the same numbers in USA and Europe are of course identical.

| FF 106 |
| FF 115 |
| FF 270 |
| FF 280 |
| FF 290 |
| FF G2000 |
| FF 303 Liquid |
| FF 304 Spray |
| FF Selector Guide |
This is the workhorse of the Paleo-Bond family. PB 002 is a primer for other adhesives as well. Due to its very low viscosity of 5 mPa*s it penetrates deep into the vascular system of a fossil bone; it fills micro cracks, strengthening the entire fossil structure. It captures punky, weak fossil material and hardens it in minutes. This will become your favorite adhesive tool!
In the field we often want to hold something together prior to the final laboratory preparation. We often have dirty, out of alignment fossil parts that need a light bond to preserve integrity from field to lab. PB 4417 stabilizer with a viscosity of 5 mPa*s can be air scribed or air abraded away as you are preparing the specimen for permanent restoration. Two years of field testing have given us the "go ahead" with this new product.
These are the high strength adhesives used when you bond your fossils back together. Each adhesive has a different thickness (viscosity/centipoises); the higher the number, the thicker the adhesive. You need a strong adhesive to make up the difference of error between the two opposing surfaces you intend to bond together.
PB40 low viscosity, 40 maPa*s, for microcracks
PB100 medium viscosity, 100 mPa*s, slightly ~ 0,015 mm gap filling
PB 750 high viscosity, 1,000 mPa*s, ~ 0,050 mm gap filling
PB 1500 very high viscosity, 2,500 mPa*s, ~ 0,250 mm gap filling, still flowable
This thick, gel adhesive was designed to bridge serious gaps where you need serious strength. You will achieve a surface insensitive curing within 15 to 90 seconds. This product will bridge and fill gaps. PB 4540 does not flow, it will remain also on vertical surfaces.