Why should you be using Timbond Professional Spray Adhesive for your Application? Part of our high- quality Timbond adhesive family. Timbond Professional Spray Contact Adhesive... Continue reading
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It’s that time of year again. With the cold weather coming, it’s important that you protect your adhesive from getting chilled! There are many simple... Continue reading
Finding bonding curved panels a challenge? Getting the perfect curved panel or shape is always a challenging task and along with that finding, an adhesive... Continue reading
Within our large range of Adhesives, many have a ‘D’ grading, but what does it all mean? If you are new to using PU adhesives,... Continue reading
Adkwik sells a wide range of spray contact adhesives, which are ideal for delivering instant and high-strength bonds on a range of materials. Continue reading... Continue reading
What are adhesive cleaners and what are they used for? Adhesive cleaners do exactly what they say, they clean up Adhesives! Perfect for cleaning application... Continue reading
Adkwik has a large variety of Polyurethane (PU) adhesives for many different applications including for wood, timbers, composite panels and timbers. Here we cover just... Continue reading
What are UN transport codes and why are they used? UN numbers are four- digit numbers that identify dangerous goods, hazardous substances and articles, for... Continue reading
We often get asked what’s the difference between pre-pressured systems Vs Neoprene based contact Adhesives. So that’s why we wanted to share the advantages of each... Continue reading
Acrylic mirror coming in sheet form is safer and lighter than its cousin, the polished glass mirror. Being easy to cut and install makes this... Continue reading
When working with fired-rated doors and panels, using the best adhesive is essential. Here at Adkwik, we have many adhesives that are perfect for this... Continue reading
Adhesive bleed-through is a common and frustrating occurrence when bonding timber veneers, especially on wood species like Oak. If unaddressed, it can ruin the veneer's... Continue reading
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