Factory Direct High Quality WANLI® Reactive PUR(Polyurethane) Hot Melt Adhesive WANLI® PUR-9001W with Viscosity
22000~30000cps@140℃(Brookfield-ASTMD3236) for Cladding Bonding of
Aluminum Alloy to PVC And Other Materials
Wanli® PUR hot melt adhesive PUR-9001W for 3D lamination bonding is
a single-component reactive PUR hot melt adhesive with 100% solid
content. PUR-9001W can be used for aluminum alloy cladding to PVC and other materials. PUR-9001W is featured stable viscosity under heating at a certain
temperature, high initial bonding strength, quick positioning.
After curing, PUR-9001W has excellent peel strength, perfect heat and moisture resistance and weather resistance.
APPLICATION
Wanli® PUR hot melt adhesive PUR-9001W is used for 3D lamination
bonding. PUR-9001W can be used for aluminum alloy cladding to PVC and other materials.
| Application Material | Woodworking 3D Lamination Hot Melt Adhesives |
| Appearance | Ivory White Solid |
| Component | PUR (Polyurethane) |
| Application Industry | Woodworking 3D Lamination Bonding |
| Solid Content | 100% |
| Operating Temperature | 130~150℃ |
| Melt Viscosity | 22000~30000mpa·s@140℃(Brookfield-ASTMD3236) |
| Open Time | 3~4 Minutes @25℃ |
| Usage Scope | 3D Lamination Bonding of Aluminum Alloy to PVC etc. |
| Shelf Life | 6 Months |
| Package | 20Kg/Barrel, 200Kg/Barrel |
FEATURE
Stable viscosity under heating at a certain temperature.
High initial bonding strength.
Quick positioning.
PUR-9001W has excellent peel strength, perfect heat and moisture resistance
and weather resistance after curing.
USER GUIDE
The package of PUR-9001W is suitable for various dispensing
equipment.
The recommended operating temperature is 130~150℃.
In order to achieve complete curing, it is better to place finished
product in a working environment with suitable temperature and
humidity (recommended temperature: 23~25℃, about 65% relative
humidity).
STORAGE
Store up reactive PUR hot melt adhesive PUR-9001W where it’s dry,
cool and avoid direct sunlight. The storage temperature should be
not more than 35℃ and avoid open fire or heat source.
