Contact Adhesives

Thermonex® 080-03A is a ready-to-use contact adhesive expertly crafted for the demanding requirements of automotive interiors. It stands out with its ease of processing, remarkable substrate adhesion, heat resistance, and long-lasting durability. This adhesive is the ideal choice for the automotive and transportation sectors.

Millennium Hurricane Force® Lap and Flashing Adhesive is a two-component, fast-setting, essentially VOC-free polyurethane adhesive that forms a strong bond between the roof membrane and substrate within minutes of application. The high viscosity, high-solids formulation of Millennium Hurricane Force® Lap and Flashing Adhesive makes it ideal for installing flashing membrane on vertical substrates and quickly sealing membrane side and head laps.

Swift®col 2411 is a versatile ready-to-use adhesive classified as a contact adhesive, reactive adhesive, and solventborne adhesive. It is employed in various applications, including automotive headliners and textiles. You can apply it using methods such as brushing or spraying. This adhesive exhibits excellent adhesion to a wide range of substrates and surfaces, including painted surfaces, plastics, fiberboard, textiles, wood, metal, elastomers, rubbers, EPDM, foils, polyolefins, coated surfaces, and polypropylene (PP). It is also recognized for its heat- and water-resistant properties.

Thermonex® 3086 is meticulously engineered as a ready-to-use contact adhesive specifically for automotive interiors. It boasts a range of advantages, including enhanced ease of processing, exceptional performance, remarkable substrate adhesion, heat resistance, and impressive durability. This adhesive is precisely tailored to meet the stringent requirements of the automotive and transportation sectors.

Swift®bond 2800 PR is a one-component, 100% solid polyurethane bonding solution. It is free from solvents and catalysts and offers very fast processing and curing times, resulting in efficient production. It provides high stiffness, ensuring strong and durable bonds. Swift®bond 2800 PR is commonly used in headliner construction and interior applications.

Thermonex® 063-14A is an adhesive product known for its characteristics, including resistance to sagging, high initial bonding strength, good hydrolysis stability, high heat resistance, and a long open time. It is primarily used in the automotive and transportation industries, with typical applications including automotive interior trim and the lamination of materials such as leather, textiles, PUR, and PVC.

Swift®bond 2800 is a brown liquid, moisture-curing polyurethane adhesive specially formulated for the manufacturing of headliners. It is designed for use in producing headliners composed of rigid preformed substrates, such as semi-rigid PU foam, in combination with textiles and back-foamed textile materials.

Millennium Hurricane Force® Membrane Adhesive HS is a two-component, fast-setting polyurethane adhesive designed for use with the One StepTM application process. This adhesive is essentially VOC-free and becomes waterproof within minutes of application. Its unique formula ensures optimal performance in a range of applications, providing superior adhesion and durability.

Tuskbond Foaming Insulation Adhesive - 22L Canister is a one-part, sprayable, foaming polyurethane adhesive specifically designed for bonding a wide range of insulation materials to a variety of different substrates. It has been developed to quickly and precisely deliver a bead of polyurethane foam, drastically reducing the time taken to install insulation.

Swift®tak 3006 is a water-based labeling adhesive that offers good wet tack and machinability, making it suitable for a range of labeling applications. This adhesive is versatile in its usage, providing reliable adhesion for glass bottle labeling and much more.

H.B. Fuller Seal-Kwik™ Mirror Edge Sealer is a safe, proven formula for protecting mirror edges against black edge.  When a mirror is cut or edged, the silver at the edge of the mirror becomes exposed to environmental contaminants such as humidity, salt air, perspiration from handling the mirror, contaminants from some cleaning solutions, or coolants from edging machines. This exposure can start oxidization or "black edge."