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    Auto Body Repair Technology: Ch. 13,14 Key Terms AK

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    1. The document defines key terms related to automotive body repair, including plastic welding, fastened parts, and ultra-sonic plastic welding. 2. Specific terms defined include two-part adhesive systems, plastic welding, fastened parts, ultra-sonic plastic welding, hood striker, plastic stitch-tamp welding, plastic memory, bumper energy absorbers, backing strip, mill and drill pads, hood latch, and molding tool. 3. The terms provide definitions for various plastic repair and automotive body processes, components that fasten parts, and tools used in automotive body work.

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    Auto Body Repair Technology: Ch. 13,14 Key Terms AK

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    1. The document defines key terms related to automotive body repair, including plastic welding, fastened parts, and ultra-sonic plastic welding. 2. Specific terms defined include two-part adhesive systems, plastic welding, fastened parts, ultra-sonic plastic welding, hood striker, plastic stitch-tamp welding, plastic memory, bumper energy absorbers, backing strip, mill and drill pads, hood latch, and molding tool. 3. The terms provide definitions for various plastic repair and automotive body processes, components that fasten parts, and tools used in automotive body work.

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    1. The document defines key terms related to automotive body repair, including plastic welding, fastened parts, and ultra-sonic plastic welding. 2. Specific terms defined include two-part adhesive systems, plastic welding, fastened parts, ultra-sonic plastic welding, hood striker, plastic stitch-tamp welding, plastic memory, bumper energy absorbers, backing strip, mill and drill pads, hood latch, and molding tool. 3. The terms provide definitions for various plastic repair and automotive body processes, components that fasten parts, and tools used in automotive body work.

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    Auto Body Repair Technology: Ch. 13,14 Key Terms AK

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    Section : Ch.

    13/14 Key terms


    1. These allow the hood to open and close while staying in
    Adhesion promoter 5 alignment.
    2. This procedure to flex and bent the material and compare it to
    Body shim 8 the flexibility of samples of similar material.
    3. This material is hardened into a permanent shape by heating, a
    Melt-flow plastic welding 10 catalyst or ultraviolet light and cannot be altered by reapplying
    heat.
    4. This material can be repeatedly softened and reshaped by heating
    Hood hinges 1 with no change in their chemical makeup. They are weldable or
    can be adhesively repaired.
    5. This is a chemical that treats the surface of a plastic so that the
    Molded core 12 repair material bonds properly.
    6. This process uses a specially designed tip to produce a more
    Plastic flexibility test 2 uniform weld at a higher rate of speed.
    7. Spring loaded rods used to hold the hood open when working on
    Sheet moulded compounds 13 the engine compartment.
    8. A thin U-shaped piece of metal for making part adjustments
    Hood prop tool 11
    9. This material is a soft, flexible, thin plastic usually applied over a
    Plastic speed welding 6 foam filler.
    10. This process is the most commonly used airless welding method,
    thermoplastics 4 and can be used for single sided and two sided repairs.
    11. A rubber tipped extension rod for holding the hood open while
    Hood stop 14 removing hood shocks and other parts.
    12. This is a curved body repair part made by applying plastic repair
    Reinforced plastic 15 material over a part and then removing the cured material.
    13. This material is a type of fibre reinforced plastic that is light,
    vinyl 9 corrosion proof, dent resistant and relatively easy to repair.
    14. This part can be adjusted to control the height of the front of the
    Thermosetting plastics 3 hood.
    15. These materials provide a durable plastic skin over a steel
    Hood struts 7 unibody. They include: SMC, FRP, RRIM
    Section : Ch. 13/14 Key terms

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    Backing strip mill and drill pads fastened parts plastic memory

    plastic welding Hood latch plastic stitch-tamp welding hood striker

    two-part adhesive systems molding tool bumper energy absorbers

    ultra-sonic plastic welding

    1. The _two part adhesive system__ consists of a base resin and a catalyst (hardener).

    2. A process that uses heat and sometimes a plastic filler rod to repair plastic parts is known as __plastic welding__ .

    3. __fastened parts__ are held on to a vehicle by bolts, nuts, screws clips and adhesives.

    4. A process that relies on high frequency vibratory energy to produce plastic bonding without melting the base
    material is called __ultra-sonic plastic welding__ .

    5. The part that bolts to the hood and engages the hood latch when closed is known as the __hood striker__ .

    6. __plastic stitch-tamp welding__ is used primarily on hard plastics, like ABS and nylon, to ensure a good base and rod
    mix.

    7. The tendency for a piece of this material to keep or return to its original moulded shape, often by applying heat, is
    called __plastic memory__ .

    8. __bumper energy absorbers__ are used to cushion some of the impact of a collision and reduce damage.

    9. The __backing strip__ or patch, bonded to the back of the repair area to restore strength to the reinforced plastic.

    10. __Mill and drill pads__ are used to help the factory hold panels in place while the adhesive cures or to hold, align and
    level replacement panels.

    11. The __hood latch__ is a mechanism that keeps the hood closed and releases when activated.

    12. Also known as a power knife, the __molding tool__ has a thin blade which will cut through the adhesive without
    causing part damage.

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