Contact Adhesive

Contact adhesives provide the advantage of high initial strength. They are based on polymers that exhibit the ability to bond to themselves as dry adhesive films (auto-adhesion). Both surfaces to be bonded must be coated and the adhesive dried. Coated surfaces bond immediately on contact so care needs to be taken in positioning the substrates prior to contact since re-positioning is nearly impossible. Once the bond has been made, it is typically pressed or rolled to insure complete contact. The high initial strength of contact adhesives makes them ideal for a variety of laminating applications. Because the adhesive is dried before bonding, contact adhesives can be used to bond large areas of non-porous substrates.

CONTACT 21 ADHESIVE Alpha Contact 21 is a general purpose contact adhesive that forms a strong permanent bond to a wide variety...

28 August, 2018

THIXOFIX Alpha Thixofix Contact Adhesive has been developed for the specific aim of making simple the bonding of laminated plastics to...

28 August, 2018

S 2193 Alpha S 2193 is a general purpose, two part poly-chloroprene based adhesive specifically formulated to give good adhesion to a...

28 August, 2018

All Fix is a quick, easy to use General Purpose Spray Adhesive designed to fulfil a multitude of bonding tasks....

15 October, 2018

Especially created for the upholstery trade. Upholstery adhesive produces a cob-web spray pattern which gives a low soak in on...

15 October, 2018

Contact Adhesive is one of the products from the new generation of synthetic rubber/resin adhesives. Its high solids/ low solvent...

17 October, 2018

Sprayfix is the latest advance in non-chlorinated adhesive technology for general purpose adhesives. It is designed to bond a wide...

17 October, 2018

Contact-17 bonds many materials such as decorative laminates, foam, felt, fabrics, carpets and carpet tiles, cardboard, rubber, polythene, sheet vinyl...

08 October, 2018