Lord Adhesives 7100 Urethane Adhesive System

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Lord Adhesives 7100 Urethane Adhesive System
Categories:	Polymer; Thermoset; Polyurethane, TS; Thermoset Polyurethane, Adhesive
Material Notes:	LORD® 7100 adhesive is a two-part, high strength urethane adhesive used to bond cloth, paper, plastics, foams, rubber, painted metals and powder coated metals. LORD 7100-A resin is composed of isocyanate. LORD 7100-B curative is composed of polyol. This adhesive can be either room temperature cured or heat cured for faster processing. LORD 7100 adhesive cures to a glossy black appearance. Features: reduces material and labor costs by eliminating the need to prime many plastics. creates high strength bonds to plastics without crazing, attacking or lowering the strength of the plastic substrate. does not require explosion-proof equipment. no VOC content; does not contain ozone depleting chemicals. solvent resistant when cured. resists weathering and aging. All information provided by Lord.
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Available Properties
Density, B Curative Density, A Resin Solids Content, by weight, mixed with curative Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) Content Brookfield Viscosity, A Resin, Brookfield LVT, Spindle 4, 30 rpm Brookfield Viscosity, B Curative, Brookfield HA, Spindle 6, 20 rpm Flash Point, Closed Cup Pot Life, Time to Handling Strength, Mixed with curative Working Life, Mixed with curative Shelf Life

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