Translation of "Aushärten lassen" in English

The cement liquor is poured into a mould and left to harden for four weeks.

This can make the penis to expand and harden.

Step 17 (hardening time):

This certainly will make the male organ to enlarge and harden.

After this is done, you can let the glue cool down and set.

Wait at least one minute before letting it cure. Cure.

As described in step 9, allow the area 12 hours to harden.

This blue torch is used to harden modern resins like filling-materials and glues.

Let harden (about an hour).

Now you can dry the nails or harden.

Work in the reinforcement fabric ARM 600, level out with COL-AK, allow to harden.

If time is available let the figures dry overnight.

Then simply wait for at least 48 hours for the Mounting Glue to dry.

It is, of course, also possible to cause the separated sections to harden under the controlled action of heat.

Binder systems which can be cured by introduction of gases have been developed.

Step 9 (hardening time):

Glue the broken place with 2 component glues and wait until it is harden.

In the same way, binder systems that are curable by introducing gases were developed.

An even high temperature is necessary to harden these special panels.

Allow to harden (about 3 days, spilling water in hot weather).

It is an object of the present invention to provide aqueous binders, free from volatile constituents, which can be prepared and used in an advantageous manner and which can be cured, on a variety of substrates, to give very thick coatings which are free from pitting, possess very high gloss, are water-resistant and are free from flaws.

The invention has the object of providing suitable alignment layers for liquid-crystal displays which can be cured at relatively low temperatures, i.e. below 200° C., have good adhesion to the substrate, high transparency and low water absorption capacity, and which facilitate particularly uniform alignment both of smectic and of nematic liquid crystals and thus enable a high contrast capability.

A process for the preparation of lightweight, planar molded articles by treating porous materials with an effective amount of an organic compound containing NCO groups and allowing the isocyanate compound to cure, optionally while molding, wherein the organic compound containing the NCO groups is used in the form of a non-flammable aqueous dispersion or emulsion.

It has already been established that the reactive acrylate resin adhesives with the curing agent mostly used separately (amine/aldehyde adduct formed from aniline and butyraldehyde) can be cured also when mixed together.

It is thus necessary, for controlling the quality of the seal in the corner zone--this being a zone wherein the seal is deficient under certain circumstances because at that point the sealing nozzles are pivoted by 90°, or the sealing step is commenced, or terminated--that the insulating glass panes be turned before being deposited, after removal from the delivery conveyor of the sealing facility, on a supporting trestle to allow the seal to cure.

Oligomers and polymers which contain SH-groups and which may therefore be hardened by oxidation with oxidizing agents, such as MnO2, PbO2, chromates or organic peroxides, or even by air in the presence of certain catalysts to form rubber like elastic plastics have already been repeatedly described.

In order to compensate for the severe polymerization shrinkage of previous organic filling materials, it was necessary to allow the material to harden in the cavity in portions, which is a very time-consuming technique.