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R025 - Non-Methylene Chloride, High-Temperature Adhesive Spray

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Liongrip R02530C R025 - Non-Methylene Chloride, High-Temperature Adhesive Spray

Item #: R02530C by Liongrip

Brand: Liongrip

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Features

Application Method

Spray Grade

Dry Time

2 to 3 minutes

Weight

30 lb

Open Time

30 to 45 minutes

Standards and Certifications

LEED

Features

High Heat Resistance, Flammable, Methylene Chloride-Free

Finish/Color

Natural

VOC Concentration (EPA Method 24)

384 grams per liter

Recommended Coverage

2.5-3.0 dry grams/sq. ft. minimum

Brand

Liongrip

Product Overview
Liongrip R025 is a non-methylene chloride, high-temperature, high-strength spray adhesive. It has high bond strength and excellent adhesion to a variety of substrates, including, but not limited to, laminates, particleboard, plywood, hardwood, leather, rubber, and metal. It is fast-drying, has high heat resistance, and has excellent room-temperature contact ability in a portable system.
Advantages And Benefits
- Methylene Chloride-Free
- Fast drying
- Easy to use
- High heat resistance
- High performance
- Adjustable flow nozzle
- OTC qualifies for LEED, NC, and CI EQ Credit 4.4: laminating adhesives shall contain no urea formaldehyde resins.
Important Information
This material is considered hazardous by the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200)
Do not use on copper substrates, and do not apply using equipment that is made of or contains parts made of copper or aluminum.