What polymer glues with heat resistance above 600 ° C are known to you? What is their composition? For bonding which substrates, these adhesives are applied? What about their durability? I would be grateful for the bibliographic references as well as links to research groups and to potential manufacturers of these functional materials.
At 600 C you need inorganic systems - glass frits (used to be used in the displays industry) and the like: at least for prolonged exposure to temperatures this high. Think of the tiles on the space shuttle... The polymers with best temperature resistance tend to be polyimides and these don't go much above 200 C. I know there are exceptions but not up to 600 C.
Take a look at: 'Heat Resistant Polymers' Shahram Mehdipour-Ataei, Zahra Tabatabaei-Yazdi http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/0471440264.pst636/abstract
Also: http://info.craftechind.com/blog/dont-sweat-it-these-4-high-temp-plastics-can-take-the-heat
where a material with a large amount of carbon filler can withstand 300 - 400 C
Please verify temperature units at the enunciate of above query. Currently, commercially available high temperature (carbon-based) polymeric adhesives (e.g. epoxies) are surely not stable for application above around 600 ºF.
As far as I know, all polymers at this temperature decompose and even if some kind of polymer substance after heating will have a binding effect, it will be the inorganic substance.
Even 600 ºF mentioned by Carlos Araújo Queiroz, it's only ~300ºC.
Pp 138
Above 500 deg C is available
The guiding formulations in tables 2 and 3 give examples for long-term temperature levels of 500 and 600°C.
http://www.tego.de/sites/dc/Downloadcenter/Evonik/Product/Tego/en/Technical-Background/silicone-resins-and-silicone-combination-resins.pdf
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