Wood glue is a specific multicomponent mixture with increased gluten. This feature of the composition allows you to firmly and reliably connect different surfaces and objects, since the percentage of adhesion of such a mass is extremely high.
Wood glue is a special type of adhesive product and is intended for working with wooden objects and surfaces, as well as materials based on wood. The main component is protein substances that firmly glue any planes. This quality is especially appreciated by customers who need quick and effective results.
Exists wide range varieties of wood glue, among which there are both common brands and exclusive ones
A sought-after and at the same time rare product is hide glue. Its main material is animal skin trimmings, rich in flesh, a unique biological substance that gives the glue elasticity and instant absorption.
The most common type of wood glue in the world is bone glue. And lovers of restoration work prefer fish glue, which provides strong and quick bonding.
Casein glue, which comes in the form of a brown-yellow powder, is also in demand. It is designed for working with paper; in particular, casein glue is ideal for gluing wallpaper.
The Vector company presents a wide range of adhesives for wood and furniture production with different working hours, viscosity, and minimum application temperatures.
Our consultants will provide you with detailed information about each of the glue varieties presented in our catalogue. We will help you navigate the range of products and choose the right one based on cost and purpose. Since glue intended for working with stone or ceramics will be ineffective when in contact with wooden objects. To avoid similar situations, you must carefully read the information about the product, scope of application or use the services of our consultants.
We have developed a system of additional discounts for regular customers.
One of the most popular adhesives on the modern Russian market are those manufactured under the Titebond brand. They have unsurpassed moisture resistance qualities and can have a transparent or creamy structure. For more than 70 years, the American company Franklin International has been supplying the world market with a wide range of adhesives that are designed for gluing different types of wood.
Active scientific research activities allowed us to introduce the most modern technologies production and produce high-quality carpentry adhesives that are intended for professional use. With their help you can easily install parquet board in residential and office premises, restore old coatings that have failed, and carry out a fairly wide range of work.
Today in the assortment you can find more than 25 varieties of adhesives for industrial use, which have the Titebond brand. The most common among domestic consumers are one-component universal moisture-repellent wood adhesives, which must be worked with at positive temperatures. If done correctly preparatory work, thoroughly clean the surfaces of the products being glued, and also keep them under pressure for a certain time, then you will be able to achieve the promised positive result, obtaining a durable adhesive seam with moisture-repellent qualities.
Titebond glue, which you can distinguish by the designation II Premium Wood Glue, is sold in blue packaging and is a moisture-resistant composition that meets stringent American standards for water resistance. It is used for gluing hard and soft wood. In carpentry, you can make surface and butt joints, as well as glue paper film, laminate, veneer, chipboard, MDF, fiberboard and plywood.
This composition is used in furniture production, ensuring the strongest possible adhesion even with short pressing times. You will be able to obtain greater bonding strength, which is even higher compared to the wood itself.
Titebond II glue has an amount of 48%, viscosity is 4000 mPa*s. Professionals and home craftsmen may be interested in such an indicator as acidity. For the described glue mixture it is 3 pH. In its original packaging, the glue can be stored for 24 months at a temperature of +20 °C. The composition can be used when minimum temperature+12 °C. For 1 m2 it will take approximately 180 g.
Titebond II Premium adhesive is resistant to high temperatures, solvents and acoustic vibrations. This composition is a polyaliphatic emulsion with strong cross-links. Products after gluing can be used at wide range temperatures that vary from -30 to +50 °C. After drying, the composition forms a film that has a transparent creamy tint.
Titebond II adhesive should only be used in positive temperatures. Before gluing, the surfaces of products should be cleaned of oils, dirt, dust and grease, as well as other substances that would interfere with adhesion. It is necessary to free the surface from old paint. Before use, the glue is mixed, and its drying time can vary from 10 to 20 minutes. During this period, excess composition must be removed with a damp rag, and after drying, the glue can only be removed mechanically. Even after freezing, the composition will remain stable, but may change structure, becoming slightly viscous.
Described for wood is not abrasive and is not capable of damaging the surface cutting tools after processing the products. You should remember the toxicity of the composition, which indicates the need for use by a master individual funds protection.
Titebond glue can have different bases used in production. Ingredients may include aliphatic resin, polyurethanes, polymers, proteins and water.
Titebond wood glue is characterized by indestructible cross-links, which create a stable chemical viscosity of the mixture. After drying, the layer is resistant to freezing, but it is worth remembering that it is flammable at a temperature of 100 ° C.
The composition adheres to surfaces instantly and firmly; the products only need to be pressed for some time. Titebond is resistant to elevated temperatures and solvents, and is easily removed before drying. The only drawback is the inability to use glue on surfaces that are wetted with water.
Titebond wood glue comes in another variety, designated III. This polymeric water-dispersion composition is supplied in packages of different volumes for the convenience of the consumer and is intended for gluing veneer, fiberboard, plywood, wood, plastic, chipboard and MDF. The composition can be used for interior and exterior work, which makes it universal. The adhesive is water-resistant and can perfectly join laminated veneer, plastic and other above-mentioned materials. Application can be done using hot or cold methods, the composition is non-toxic and has no solvents. It can be used even at low temperatures.
Titebond 3 adhesive can be used at a minimum temperature of +8 °C. Approximately 190 g of composition will be needed per 1 m2. Within 10-20 minutes you can change the position of the part, which will depend on external conditions. Before applying the adhesive, surfaces should be checked for moisture and cleaned of dirt, loose material and other materials that could reduce the intensity of adhesion. It is noteworthy that this Titebond wood glue can be used for gluing products that will come into contact with food during operation. It is not recommended for use on underwater connections.
The composition is allowed to be used only in intensively ventilated areas, and if it comes into contact with the skin, the mixture may cause irritation. If you experience dizziness and unpleasant effects, you should immediately go to Fresh air and if necessary, consult a doctor. If Titebond glue gets into your eyes, rinse them for 15 minutes running water. If it happens that the glue gets on the skin, you should remove it and wash the area with soapy water. The viscosity of the composition is 4200 mPa*s. Dry residue is 52%, density is 1.1 kg/l, acidity is 2.5 pH.
According to experts, Titebond adhesive is the only one-component composition that meets the ANSY TYPE II standard for moisture resistance. You can purchase Titebond iii in conveniently sized packaging that holds from 1 to 20 kg. If you need a small amount of glue, you will not have to overpay. Since it is intended for professional use, you can be sure that you will receive the most High Quality. For example, if you have not dealt with veneering before, then the composition described will allow you to cope with the work quite simply.
When doing carpentry work, you often need a tool that allows you to connect parts without nails and screws. This is what glue is Titebond, in the production of which a different base is used: the components can be proteins, polymers, rubbers of synthetic origin, polyurethanes, aliphatic resins.
There are several varieties adhesive compositions"Titebond":
Titebond glue belongs to the professional category, but it can also be used at home, since the adhesion process does not require special skills and knowledge. You just need to follow safety rules and adhere to the manufacturer's recommendations for using the product.
Wood glue Titebond has the following characteristics:
Advice! Before joining, thoroughly clean the surfaces of sawdust, dust, shavings and other debris.
The composition can be used when assembling furniture, including for gluing decorative plastic components. Products Titebond in most cases they are used in the production of plywood, furniture, floor coverings based on wood, when finishing wood products.
Titebond® II Premium Wood Glue.
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The American company Franklin International has been supplying the world market with a line of wood adhesives for more than 70 years. Constant research activities and the introduction of the latest technologies allow us to produce high-quality professional carpentry, restoration, parquet and other adhesives. The company now produces more than 25 types of wood adhesives for industrial use under the Titebond brand.
The most commonly used on the Russian market are universal one-component moisture-resistant wood adhesives Titebond ii in blue packages and moisture-resistant transparent ones with black labels.
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TITEBOND II Premium Wood Glue is a leading brand. A one-component adhesive that meets ANSI Type II water resistance standards. It is ideal for outdoor applications including garden and outdoor furniture, birdhouses, mailboxes, picnic tables, etc.
The adhesive has a strong initial set, high curing speed, it forms a strong bond, is easy to process, allows indirect contact with food (cutting boards), and is ideal for use in high-frequency adhesive systems. The range of its application is extremely wide: from gluing at home to cold, hot and HF presses on furniture factories. Therefore, its packaging is completely different: from 37 ml bottles to 1000 liter containers.
Meets ASTM D-4235 requirements
Product Features
Physical properties
Bond strength per ASTM D-905 (hard maple)
Temperature Strength, kg/cm2 Destruction of solid wood, %
Room 264 72
65°C overnight 123 6
Application examples
By face and edge, cabinet furniture, tables, chairs, stairs, furniture panels, doors, benches, window frames
Directions for use
Applied pressure: it is enough to combine the surfaces to be glued together (7-10 kg/cm 2 for soft wood, 9-13 kg/cm 2 for medium wood, 13-18 kg/cm 2 for hard wood)
Application method: plastic bottle with a flat nose, application by roller or brush.
Cleaning: Undried adhesive is removed soft cloth. Dried glue is removed mechanically.
Restrictions:
Titebond II Premium Wood Glue is not suitable for use in conditions of constant dampness or below water level. Not used for load-bearing products. Do not use when the temperature of the adhesive or parts is below 12.7°C. It is recommended to test the glue on samples
glued materials.
Shelf life: The adhesive is best used within 24 months from the production date.
It is recommended to mix the glue before use. The glue is stable in freeze-thaw cycles, but before use it must be heated at room temperature no additional heating devices and mix thoroughly at low speed.
