Tough aerospace adhesive for aircraft interiors

Light-weight is not just important in automotive but also in aircraft construction, especially in aircraft interiors. Here, adhesives are great to connect materials reliably without adding weight. Hence, bonding is an ideal joining method whenever your focus is on light-weight construction in aerospace and aircraft interior design.

DELO aerospace adhesives (help you) take off!

Whenever glueing light-weight, composite materials in aircraft interiors, weight and (fuel) costs can be further reduced. Industrial aerospace adhesive solutions are used in a variety of places, for example: lights, displays, AC, seats, fasteners, cockpit doors, and electronics. DELO products will help you reach tight weight goals!

Aircraft interiors call for 'Safety First'

Passengers' safety is of crucial importance on airplanes. That is why manufacturers use materials and products offering stability in case of fire when it comes to performance and harmful emissions (determined with fire smoke toxicity testing). DELO is an expert in aerospace adhesive solutions: Our products exceed expectations and perform great in tests.

Adhesives for aircraft interior

Brochure: ONSERT®

Brochures: Structural bonding

Bonding of cabin interiors

The adhesives face a wide variety of challenges in this field as they bond side walls, luggage racks, light covers as well as special Dado panels.

Doors and door frame covers

DELO adhesives are already used in this area to bond sandwich structures to thin plastic panels. As adhesive joining does not damage the material, the load-bearing stiffness of the sandwich structures remains unreduced. The adhesives have tough-elastic properties and also equalize tensions well.

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Seats

DELO adhesives provide excellent strength and high peel resistance. Therefore, they are used in constructive seat bondings and for veneers. Unlike other joining methods, bonding gives creative freedom for design and appearance.

Assembly of fasteners

Countless assembly elements, such as inserts or ONSERTs®, can be found in the aircraft interior. These special fasteners are used for example in air distribution systems and all types of pipes and cable lines.

With the ONSERT® process, a joining method has been developed that combines the two joining techniques of bonding and screwing. Fasteners, such as threaded inserts or clips, are bonded with special light-curing adhesives.

Therefore the advantages of detachable connections can be exploited without drilling holes that could damage the material.