GMNA 9985352 PDF

GMNA 9985352 PDF

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GMNA 9985352 PDF

Published Date:
04/01/1989

Status:
[ Revised ]

Description:

Compound-Sealant, Anaerobic, Grade 352

Publisher:
General Motors North America

Document status:
Active

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Electronic (PDF)

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1 SCOPE.

An anaerobic dimethylacrylate polyester resin base liquid compound that solidifies by polymerization (not by solvent evaporation) into a tough plastic when confined between closely fitted metal surfaces producing an effective seal against leakage and medium shear strength resistance to loosening. This material may bc used on slightly oiled parts and still obtain satisfactory properties. For maximum properties parts must be cleaned This material is intended for sealing axle tube to casting interface.


Edition : 89
File Size : 1 file , 82 KB
Number of Pages : 1
Published : 04/01/1989

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GMNA 9985352
Published Date: 07/01/2015
Compound-Sealant, Anaerobic, Grade 352
GMNA 9985352
Published Date: 04/01/1989
Compound-Sealant, Anaerobic, Grade 352
$23.4

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