Abstract
Metals require surface treatment to remove contamination and prepare their surfaces for adhesion bonding. Both initial bond strength and bond durability are affected by the surface preparation technique. Most metals require unique methods of treatment for optimal bond strength formation, but most surface preparation treatment methods use or generate chemicals that have various serious health effects and must be used with extreme caution. The specific preparation and treatment (or pretreatment) techniques described in this chapter have been reported to provide strong reproducible bonds and fit easily into the bonding operation.
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