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Franklin Industrial WEBSO1246022 WOODBOND 75 - EDGE GLUED PANELS
Item #: WEBSO1246022 by Franklin Industrial
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Features
Production Time
Special online order - 14 days
Weight
44 lb
Recommended Use
Edgebanding
Base
Polyvinyl Acetate Emulsion
Viscosity
2800 - 4600 cps
Product Overview
Woodbond 75 is a cost-effective polyvinyl acetate emulsion adhesive. It has good heat and solvent resistance and does not load sander belts. Woodbond 75 is best used for edge and face gluing, as well as general assembly gluing.
Advantages And Benefits
KEY PRODUCT FEATURES
- Good heat and solvent resistance
- Fast setting
- Meets the definition of NAF for CARB and TSCA Title VI
- One-component great for cold pressing and assembly
Application
Preparation of stock to be glued is extremely important. Joints cut from rip saws should be free of saw marks. They should also be straight and square. Molded or jointed stock should be free of knife marks. Glazed or burnished joints will prevent adhesive penetration and should be avoided.
Gluing stock should be uniform in thickness. Variation in thickness should not exceed 0.005 in/0.12 mm.
Sanding to thickness should be performed using higher than 50 grit abrasives. When possible, glue joints should
be prepared and glued the same day.
Spreads of 35-50 pounds of adhesive per 1,000 square feet or 170-250 grams per square meter of glue line are generally adequate. Verify adequate glue coverage by monitoring for squeeze out along the glue line once the panels are under pressure.
Advantages And Benefits
KEY PRODUCT FEATURES
- Good heat and solvent resistance
- Fast setting
- Meets the definition of NAF for CARB and TSCA Title VI
- One-component great for cold pressing and assembly
Application
Preparation of stock to be glued is extremely important. Joints cut from rip saws should be free of saw marks. They should also be straight and square. Molded or jointed stock should be free of knife marks. Glazed or burnished joints will prevent adhesive penetration and should be avoided.
Gluing stock should be uniform in thickness. Variation in thickness should not exceed 0.005 in/0.12 mm.
Sanding to thickness should be performed using higher than 50 grit abrasives. When possible, glue joints should
be prepared and glued the same day.
Spreads of 35-50 pounds of adhesive per 1,000 square feet or 170-250 grams per square meter of glue line are generally adequate. Verify adequate glue coverage by monitoring for squeeze out along the glue line once the panels are under pressure.