Typical Formulation Ingredients
Ingredient
Parts by weight
Polyurethane dispersion (NeoRez R-550, DSM)
Polyurethane dispersion (NeoRez R-551, DSM)
Acrylic latex (NeoCryl A-544, DSM)
Tackifier (Tacolyn 3166, Hercules)
Natural Rubber latex (high pH)
(Source: Moss, M., “Polyurethane Dispersions for Adhesive Applications”, Pigment and Resin Technology, Vol. 26, No. 5, 1997, pp. 296-299)
Typical Properties
Heat resistance, creep mm/min/1kg at 80° C
Heat resistance, creep mm/min/1kg at 100°C
Resulting Properties
Contact adhesives are widely used because of their easy application, fast setting properties, and excellent adhesion to many different substrates. The contact adhesive is coated on both surfaces to be joined. After the carrier evaporates, the two surfaces are brought together under slight pressure, and the adhesive bonds to itself. Polyurethane contact adhesives can be applied similar to polychloroprene contact adhesives. Both are available in solvent borne and waterborne forms.