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How do tapes and adhesives compare to spot welds, rivets, screws or other mechanical fasteners?

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How do tapes and adhesives compare to spot welds, rivets, screws or other mechanical fasteners?

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Adhesives distribute stress evenly over the entire bonded area. A rivet or screw concentrates stress at the hold and can decrease physical properties of the substrate. With uniform stress distribution of adhesives and tapes, lighter, thinner materials can be used without concerns about distortion, splitting or crazing. Elimination of holes in metal also reduces the chances for rust and corrosion.

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