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Woodwork relies heavily on Urea Formaldehyde resins, which bond timbers like Accoya or Teak and is used in crucial applications such as veneering fire doors.
Many companies in your industry trust Adkwik to provide their workshops with strong and dependable Urea Formaldehyde glues, including well-established products like Prefere and Aerolite.
Combine the resin with a compatible hardener to produce robust and customisable bonds tailored to your exact needs.
For the best result, apply the resin with a brush or roller located among our adhesive applicators.
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UF resins are a valuable bonding solution for various applications, including veneering, laminating, and jointing.
They stand up to demanding applications, such as veneering fire doors with FR-rated sheet materials, as well as bonding challenging timbers such as Accoya and Teak.
Tackle your adhesive challenges by tailoring your UF resin with a suitable hardener.
An all too common problem that affects veneering is adhesive bleed-through. Use extender hardeners, such as Prefere 5664 with a hot press to combat this issue on thin or open-grain veneers, or simply add the 5912 extender to your existing mix.
Different hardeners are also ideal for speeding up the curing process for fast assembly, as well as sealing gaps and providing resistant properties against moisture, fungi and mould.
Hardeners should always be mixed according to the ratios specified by the manufacturer.
Get the answers to your specific adhesive challenges and eliminate production headaches by speaking with one of our experts today.
We’ll get to know your business, process, and pain points, and will be able to match you with the correct glue for the job so you can focus on what matters.
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