What is the result of too much clamping pressure during a glue application?

The result of too much clamping pressure during glue application typically leads to a glue line that is too thin. When excessive pressure is applied, it can force out an excessive amount of adhesive from the joint being bonded. This can cause the adhesive to be spread too thinly, resulting in insufficient coverage over the surfaces being joined. A properly applied adhesive layer is crucial for achieving a strong bond; if the glue line is too thin, it may not provide adequate bonding strength, thus compromising the integrity of the joint.

In this context, other potential effects of clamping pressure should also be understood. An overly thin glue line may lead to difficulty in achieving a strong bond, as the adhesive's effectiveness relies on sufficient material presence to fill gaps and create a solid connection.