adhesive bonding

Adhesive bonding is a process where two surfaces are joined together using a special glue or adhesive. The adhesive creates a strong connection by filling microscopic gaps and bonding to the surfaces at a molecular level. This method distributes stress evenly across the joint, often allowing for lighter or more flexible connections compared to mechanical fasteners like screws or bolts. Adhesive bonding is widely used in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and construction because it can bond a variety of materials, provide a clean appearance, and create durable, effective seals.