Spray adhesives bonds high pressure laminates to porous and non-porous panel
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ITW Polymers & Sealants will bring its Sta'-Put lines of spray adhesives to WMS 2017, including Sta'-Put 80, a solvent-based, low VOC, non-chlorinated contact adhesive specifically formulated for bonding high pressure laminate to particleboard and many other porous and non-porous surfaces. ITW Polymers & Sealants will exhibit in Booth 1046.
 
SP80 provides high solids, and a water resistant bond, and also exhibits high strength, aggressive grab, and quick tack. SP80 is also available in an aerosol can for laminate repair and edge banding. This product is also available in a canister system that provides a smooth spray pattern and reduces telegraphing on thin laminates. It features:
  • Solvent-based, low VOC, non-chlorinated
  • Water resistant
  • High solids
  • High strength, grab & tack
  • Bonds laminate, wood products, most metals, urethane foams, particle board and many other materials

Sta'-Put contributes to LEED and other green building credit schemes, and is Greenguard Indoor Air Quality Certified. It also meets these regulatory compliance rules:

  • SCAQMD, Rule 1168
  • California Air District Regulations
  • Ozone Transport Commission (OTC) Rule for Adhesives and Sealants
ITW Polymers Sealants North America, Inc. offers expanded sealants solutions to various industries and its key markets including construction (roofing, surfacing, metal building, and fenestration), aerospace composites and wind energy. Our brands with proven history of success include: ERSystems®, Permathane®, Tacky Tape®,  STA’-PUT®, Pacific Polymers®, Acryl-R®, and Elastek®.
 
The ERSystems, Schnee-Morehead, and TACC business units are combined to form ITW Polymers Sealants North America, Inc. Effective April 1, 2013, the aforementioned business units are one legal entity. ITW Polymers Sealants North America, Inc. has five facilities operating in Texas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Arizona and California. The division headquarters is located in Irving, TX.
 
Illinois Tool Works (NYSE: ITW) is a Fortune 200 diversified industrial manufacturer of value added consumables and specialty equipment with related services businesses. The Company focuses on solid growth and strong returns across its worldwide platforms and businesses. The businesses serve local customers and markets around the globe with a significant presence in developed as well as emerging markets. ITW’s adjusted revenue totaled $16.3 billion in 2012, with more than half of the revenue generated outside of the United States.
 
 

 

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