Used in the essential bonding between cylinders of pleated filter paper and end caps in paper filter element production. Types used include air drying synthetic rubber/ solvent/ resin mixtures, two part epoxide and/ or polyurethane's and heat curing adherent plastisols.
Type I adhesives are exterior glues. Type II adhesives are interior glues
see epoxy, cyanoacrylate, or glyptal.
The glue that holds the materials together.
construction materials usually liquid or semi liquid solutions employed for sticking, or adhering one surface to another. Commercial adhesives include pasts, glues, pyroxllin cements, rubber cements, latex cements, and special cements of chlorinated rubber, synthetic rubbers, or synthetic resins.
Product used to attach photographs and other components onto a scrapbook page. Adhesive types include photo corners (clear plastic stick on style or paper "lick and stick" style) which are considered to be non permanent, photo tape, photo tabs, tape runner (all forms of double sided tape) which are considered permanent but in actuality articles can be removed with slight damage to the album page, and glue which can be considered permanent and not recommended for adhering photographs.
A compound that adheres or bonds two items together. Craft adhesives come in dry or liquid form. Examples include: tape runners, photo splits, glue dots, photo corners, glue pens, sticks, PVA glue etc. Adhesives are tailored for specific projects, to ensure that they don't deteriorate the materials you are using.
The stuff that keeps it all together. Make certain that the glues you choose are acid-free.
In paper, glues that bind coated paper ingredients together.
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Any substance that causes one thing to stick to another.
any substance, glue, tape, dots etc that is used to adhere two surfaces together.