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Top products for 2000Aerospace Engineering editors reviewed readers' responses to products appearing during the past 12 months. From the list of over a thousand products, the top scoring 50 products were chosen. Of the top 50, we have displayed "the best of the best." The runners-up are listed at the end of this section. Adhesive sourcebookThe Adhesive Sourcebook from Loctite Corp. outlines the company's complete line of more than 1400 adhesives, sealants, coatings, and lubricants, as well as dispensing and curing equipment. The book is organized into four major application categories: assembly products for industrial applications, electronic products for microelectronics assembly, products for maintenance and repair operations, and adhesive dispensing and curing equipment. High-temperature materials handbookCotronics' High Temperature Materials Handbook covers electrical, structural, and industrial applications. It provides technical data for machinable ceramics, refractories, insulation products, putties, epoxies, conductive adhesives, and protective coatings available for use to 4000°F. New products include moisture-proof ceramics, flexible potting compounds, conductive adhesives, instant adhesives, and heat tracing compounds. Advanced composites3M's latest brochure, 3M Advanced Technologies for Aerospace Structures, features details of the company's structural composites, structural adhesives, and protective products. Colorful photos throughout the brochure illustrate the countless products available for the aerospace industry, while numerous graphs and tables give full details of product properties. Self-plugging blind rivet
Aluminum epoxyTra-Con's Tra-Bond 2122 is an aluminum metal-filled epoxy formulation designed for industrial casting, bonding, and repair applications in which a strong aluminum-like adhesive is required. This two-part epoxy formulation is easily mixed at room temperature to form tough, durable bonds to aluminum and other nonferrous and ferrous materials, woods, ceramics, glass, concrete, and many plastics. It has low shrinkage and sets up quickly for fast repairs. Depainting materials
Additive process reduces material and machining costs
Airframe wire meets mil-specTensolite Co.'s general-purpose, composite-wrapped Tufflite 2000 - medium-wall and thin-wall lightweight versions - has passed all tests prescribed in MIL-W-22759/80-92 Rev. A. The wire, developed by Tensolite in cooperation with the Boeing Company, has proven through third-party tests to out-perform Kapton and XL-ETFE construction. These tests include flammability, wet and dry arc tracking, smoke generation, high-temperature performance, and dynamic cut-through at temperatures as high as 260°C. Foil masking tape
Elastomeric bearings
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