LADH 1211E
Solvent based adhesive
Product overview
Bostik LADH1211E adhesive is a one-component solvent based moisture-curing adhesive.
Available sizes
METAL DRUMS 16 KG/P12
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| Key Benefits | - Spray application - Adheres to un-primed PP - Toluene free |
| Adhesive Technology | SOLVENT BASED |
| Method Of Use | - Substrates should be clean, dry and free of contamination. - Spray rigid substrate at the rate of approx. 150g/m2 wet. - Dry for approx. 3 minutes at 80°C. - Adhesive activation temperature should be 43-54°C in the bondline. - Vacuum pressure should be held at 600mm Hg for at least 10 seconds |
| Recommended Use | Bostik LADH1211E was designed for the assembly of interior trim components of automobiles. It is a low viscosity blue-green liquid, designed to be spray-applied to a variety of substrates, particularly un-primed PP. It is suitable for vacuum forming with un-primed polyolefin foam. It is a non-toluene version of LADH 1920. |
| Solids Content | Approx. 20 % |
| Viscosity | 180 - 400 [mPa.s] Brookfield RVT, 20 rpm at 25°C |
| Important | Before embarking on any work involving Bostik LADH1211E the safety data sheet should be carefully studied by those carrying out the work |
| Recommended Use | Bostik LADH1211E was designed for the assembly of interior trim components of automobiles. It is a low viscosity blue-green liquid, designed to be spray-applied to a variety of substrates, particularly un-primed PP. It is suitable for vacuum forming with un-primed polyolefin foam. It is a non-toluene version of LADH 1920. |
| Shelf Life | 4 months from date of manufacture, in closed original container stored under the above conditions. |
| Storage | Store closed in original containers in a dry, well ventilated, flameproof area within the temperature range +10°C to +30°C. |
| Method Of Use | - Substrates should be clean, dry and free of contamination. - Spray rigid substrate at the rate of approx. 150g/m2 wet. - Dry for approx. 3 minutes at 80°C. - Adhesive activation temperature should be 43-54°C in the bondline. - Vacuum pressure should be held at 600mm Hg for at least 10 seconds |