Versatile PU Foam Adhesive for EPS Polyurethane Bonding and Spray Glue

• Customization: Available
• CAS No.: 230-391-5
• Formula: Mixture
• Model NO.: 7085-85-0
• Material: Polyurethane
• Classification: Adhesive
• Main Agent Composition: Polyurethane Elastomer
• Characteristic: Weatherability
• Promoter Composition: Curing Agent
• Composition: Organic Material
• Color: White
• Type: Bond
• Shelf Life: 12 Months
• Transport Package: Sea Shipping
• Specification: 750ml
• Trademark: SHUODE
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 321410900
• Production Capacity: 150000pieces/Month

Product Description

SHUODE PU FOAM ADHESIVE
One-component aerosol polyurethane adhesive foam cures swiftly with moisture. Providing very fast and powerful adhesion for a variety of construction materials, it is especially recommended for heat insulation systems.

BASIS CURING	Polyurethane Prepolymer
CURING SYSTEM	Moisture cure
SPECIFIC GRAVITY	213 kg/m3	(ASTM D1622)
TACK-FREE TIME(1 CM WIDTH)	6+2 min	(ASTM C1620)
CUTTING TIME(1CM WIDTH)	20-45min	(ASTM C1620)
CURE-TIME	24 hours
SHEAR STRENGTH	82 kgf/cm²
YIELD VOLUMETRIC	45-55L	(ASTM C1536)
EXPANDING VOLUME	%Max.10
THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY	0,036 W/m.k(at 20C)	(DIN 52612)
COMPRESSION STRENGTH	0,03 MPa(DIN 53421)
WATER ABSORPTION	max.1 vol%
TEMPERATURE RESISTANCE	-40°c to +100°C
APPLICATION TEMPERATURE	0°c to +30°C

 

Application Areas
Ideal for mounting heat insulation panels and filling voids during adhesive application. Also highly recommended for bonding wooden construction materials to concrete, metal, etc. Perfect for applications needing minimal expansion. Excellent for mounting and isolating frames
of windows and doors.

 

SHUODE PU FOAM ADHESIVE
This adhesive offers powerful bonding for polystyrene heat panels (XPS and EPS). Ready for mechanical fastening in just two hours, making it more economical. Conveniently packaged in an aerosol can, each providing up to 14m2 of heat insulation panel adhesion. Exhibits minimal expansion during the drying period, with no further expansion or shrinkage post-curing.
A lighter alternative to plaster typically used in heat insulation systems, it adds no extra burden or weight to buildings. Performance is dependent on ambient humidity and temperature.