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    Deltic007
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      Hi anyone ever joined a SILICONE O ring what did you use?

      Cheers

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      Deltic007
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        #222431
        Boiler Bri
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          It can not be done. Try here – Eap international near Heywood in Lancashire. They keep many sizes. 

          No connection.

          Brian

          Edited By Boiler Bri on 24/01/2016 18:52:27

          #222435
          Tractor man
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            @tractorman

            There are kits for making standard rubber o rings using a rubber impregnated super glue but I don’t think they’re silicon .

            #222698
            Neil Wyatt
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              I sent an enquiry to Dow Corning, this was their response:

              Dear Mr. Wyatt,

              Thank you for contacting Dow Corning.

              The only silicone adhesive that could develop adhesion to silicone rubber is our DOW CORNING® 732 MULTI-PURPOSE SEALANT. More information ontis product in the data sheets (below and attached):

              **LINK**

              You can contacrt our channel partner for further support:

              Univar Specialty Consumables (UK)

              Tame Park, Vanguard

              Wilnecote, Tamworth

              Staffs. B77 5DY

              Curiously enough, I used to live very close to there!

              #222704
              Ian P
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                Posted by Deltic007 on 24/01/2016 17:00:50:

                Hi anyone ever joined a SILICONE O ring what did you use?

                Cheers

                Are you wanting to make a custom size or trying to repair an existing ring?

                Silicone rubber can be joined and bonded to, but I have a feeling the 'adhesives' might be expensive or have limited shelf life and be uneconomic for one-off purposes.

                Ian P

                #222710
                david homer
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                  @davidhomer12226

                  Loctite 603 which is a superglue, but you have to use theier primer 770

                  Used to use it a lot when I was working to join 12mm silicone o ring cord to seal doors on a vacuum lock.

                  David

                  #222714
                  pgk pgk
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                    @pgkpgk17461

                    3M make adhesives for medical silicone products with a special primer – again probably more expensive than buying a made special

                    #222721
                    david homer
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                      If you look at this link, load the product catalogue pdf, then go to page 33 you will see over on the left what type of material, under that is silicone.

                      David

                      **LINK**

                      #222723
                      david homer
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                        @davidhomer12226

                        Sorry in an earlier post I put Loctite 603, that should have been 406, sorry for the error. The adhesive is cheap enough but the primer is a bit more expensive, I do have some primer, where abouts are you.

                        David

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