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New Hot Selling 100% White To Light Yellow Solid PUR Hot Melt Adhesive WANLI® PUR-5837B with About 25000mPa·s@140℃(Brookfield-ASTMD3236) for Flat Lamination Bonding of Stainless Steel To PVC
Wanli® PUR hot melt adhesive PUR-5837B for flat lamination bonding is a single-component reactive PUR hot melt adhesive with 100% solid content. PUR-5837B can be used for the bonding of stainless steel and PVC, and has high initial strength. PUR-5837B is featured stable viscosity under heating at a certain temperature, high initial bonding strength and final strength. After curing, PUR-5837B has high peel strength, good heat and humidity resistance and chemical resistance.
APPLICATION
Wanli® PUR hot melt adhesive PUR-5837B is used for flat lamination bonding. PUR-5837B can be used for the bonding of stainless steel and PVC, and has high initial strength.
| Application Material | Woodworking Flat Lamination Hot Melt Adhesives |
| Appearance | White To Yellowish & Solid |
| Component | PUR (Polyurethane) |
| Application Industry | Woodworking Flat Lamination Bonding |
| Solid Content | 100% |
| Operating Temperature | 130~150 ℃( Depend On Machine, Substrate, Environment And Other Conditions) |
| Melt Viscosity | About 25000mPa·s@140℃(Brookfield-ASTMD3236) |
| Open Time | About 25s@25℃ |
| Usage Scope | Flat Lamination Bonding of Stainless Steel and PVC |
| Shelf Life | 6 Months |
| Package | 20Kg/Barrel, 200Kg/Barrel |
FEATURE
Stable viscosity under heating at a certain temperature.
High initial bonding strength and final strength.
High peel strength, good heat and humidity resistance and chemical resistance after curing.
USER GUIDE
The package of PUR-5837B is suitable for various dispensing equipment.
The recommended operating temperature is 130℃~150℃.
Place finished product in a working environment with suitable temperature and humidity (recommended temperature: 23~25℃, about 65% relative humidity) to achieve complete curing.
STORAGE
Dry, cool, avoid direct sunlight, no more than 35℃.
