Ceramic Bonding Adhesives
How to bond ceramics for heat, wear and chemical resistance using high-performance epoxy and specialty adhesives.
High-strength two-part epoxy is the best general adhesive for bonding ceramics. For heat transfer use a thermally conductive adhesive; for flexibility at high temperature use silicone. Account for the brittleness and thermal expansion of ceramics.
Ceramics are hard, brittle and often used in high-temperature or wear environments. The right adhesive bonds ceramics strongly while tolerating heat and stress, and can bond ceramic to metal or substrate.
JOME supplies high-strength epoxy and thermally conductive adhesives suited to ceramic bonding in electronics, electrical and industrial applications.
- Clean and dry ceramic surfaces
- Use epoxy for maximum strength
- Use thermal adhesives for heat transfer
- Account for brittleness and stress
- Bond ceramic to metal carefully
- Consider operating temperature
- Control bond-line thickness
- Allow full cure
High-strength two-part epoxy is the best general choice for ceramic bonding. For heat transfer, use a thermally conductive adhesive; for flexibility at high temperature, use silicone.
Yes. Epoxy adhesives bond ceramic to metal well; consider the different thermal expansion of the two materials when designing the joint.
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