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Water Based Woodworking Adhesives

Palmetto Adhesives specifically designs water based and hot melt adhesives for the woodworking and furniture industry in North America. Whether it is a hot melt or water based product, each of our adhesives is formulated to meet a multitude of applications and requirements. From general purpose wood to wood applications to more difficult Type I and Type II requirements, our knowledgeable formulators have designed proven adhesives for this industry. These adhesives continue to be the customer choice for cost savings and dependability.

FEATURES

BENEFITS

  • Superior Adhesion Properties
  • Low Odor
  • Easy Machining
  • Sandability
  • Wide Application Range
  • Bonds to a wide range of difficult substrates
  • Improved Package Appearance
  • Provides for a more user-friendly work environment
  • No Adhesive Build-up on Equipment
  • Increased Production/Easy Clean-up
  • Final adhesive bonds resist extreme hot and cold environments

PROPERTY

WE3333SN

WE3350RN

WE3379RN

Type

One component water based PVA adhesive. Passes conditions for Type I & Type II uncatalyzed specifications. Also passes water resistant testing of 3 & 4 ply skins common in the flush door industry. Sandible.

One component general purpose PVA adhesive designed to be faster than WE3333SN. Designed for general gluing of frames, and other case goods as well as "doweling" applications. Sandible. Easy Clean up.

One component water based PVA adhesive that meets Type II uncatalyzed specifications. Applications include RF edge gluing, cold edge clamp edge gluing, cold press and hot press veneer laminating and finger-jointing. Sandible.

Viscosity

7000 cPs @ 85F

4000 cPs @ 85F

4000 cPs @ 85F

Color Wet

Off-White

White

White

Color Dry

Clear

Clear

Clear

Solids (%) 

49%

50%

48%

Speed of Set

Medium

Medium/Fast

Medium

Odor

Mild

Mild

Mild

Technology

Synthetic Resin

Synthetic Resin

Synthetic Resin

Storage Sensitivity

Store above 50 F

Store above 50 F 

Store above 50 F 


Note: Specifications are determined using standard laboratory tests based on ASTM test methods, and are subject to actual product technical data sheets.