Re: "Unwelding" a stainless steel panel?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I teach at a medical school. For a joint research project, we had a 
> submersible ultrasound transducer encased on all sides in stainless
> steel after epoxying (under heat and pressure) the transducer to the
> bottom panel. I just got the bad news from our colleague in Canada
> that the transducer got unglued from the bottom panel during transit.
>
> Can machine shops "unweld" one side (removing one panel of the steel box)
> so that the epoxying can be done over again ?
>
>
> Is there any such machine shop in the Toronto area ?
>
> Thanks
>
>
> Josh

Sorry, no help for your "unwelding" activity.

Have you looked into the surface prep required of the stainless for 
effective epoxy bonding? A high percentage of adhesive failures are due 
to improper surface prep before bonding.

Jim Buch

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