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| Dover Brake provides premier bonding services for our customers. These services not only include brake shoe bonding but also bonding for industrial components. Below is a step by step process of how we bond materials. For any questions or comments, please contact us today. | |||||||||||||
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First the old lining is removed by heating the product in the oven in order to debond it. While hot, the old lining is then chisled off. |
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The next step is to sandblast the product which is done with our Steel Shot Blaster machine. |
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Next the product is dipped in a rust inhibitor paint which keeps it from rusting in the future. At this time bonding is applied to the product. However, sometimes the product is already precoated. If so no bonding needs to be applied. |
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After the lining has dried for 24 hours it can then be put in the oven again to finish bonding. This produces the final product. |
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These are photos of components from an industrial crane which have went through the bonding process. Feel free to click on the photos to view them in a larger size. |
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| © 2006 Dover Brake Inc. All rights reserved. February 6, 2012 |
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