A solvent-based adhesive dissolves its polymer (polychloroprene, styrene block copolymer, polyurethane…) in an organic solvent. Once the solvent flashes off, the remaining film bonds instantly when the parts are pressed together — most work as contact adhesives.
Types
- CR contact adhesives: high green strength and heat resistance; furniture, upholstery, laminates, rubber, leather.
- SBC (SBS/SIS): fast, economical spray adhesives for foam and fabric.
- Solvent-based PU: high strength on plasticised PVC, leather and footwear; can be used 2K.
Application
Apply thinly to both surfaces, respect the flash-off time, position carefully (first contact is final) and press firmly. Solvents are flammable: ventilate and avoid ignition sources.
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