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Applications and Uses of Glazing Pads
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

As the label suggests, glazing pads are intended to protect glass panels. They’re made from a soft closed-cell material, a PVC foam that cushions flat glass. Used to protect scratch-prone plastic, soft metal, and breakable glass, the cushioning pads also perform well as product separation inserts, thanks to a superior compressibility feature. What about tacky…

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Eternabond EternaCaulk: Your Ideal Roof Companion
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article, Caravan Manufacturing & Leak Repairs

Taking care of one’s home is an ongoing job, but of all the parts of a home the most important to maintain in top condition is the roof, for obvious reasons. The roof of any building needs to be waterproof, as it protects everything of value underneath it. Water damage is the most common damage…

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EternaBond® WindowSeal: Effective Window Sealing without the Gaps
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

As temperatures drop, cold outside air can easily penetrate into homes and commercial buildings through gaps in windows. Besides preventing cold air from entering buildings so that the temperature inside doesn’t become physically uncomfortable for people, sealing window gaps is definitely an important way to save money too. For example, a typical home can lose…

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Proper Disposal of Glues and Adhesives
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

Just as a general rule, glues and adhesives contain toxic solvents. The chemical compounds are poisonous, capable of causing skin and eye irritation, and some particularly harmful adhesive formulations even cause respiratory difficulties. Granted, many glue manufacturers are busily substituting solvents with water-based bonding agents. However, it’s that general rule of thumb that worries us…

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NORSEAL® Firm Foam Tape: Qualities that Make it Ideal for Automobile Use
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

It’s with some confidence that we draw your attention to NORSEAL® Firm Foam Tape. Proven as a superior gasketing material, the polyurethane foam features some truly singular features, which is why the product has become a universally approved strip sealant. Used as a perennial vibration-dampening solution, the micro-cellular tape favours automobile applications due to the…

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Uses and Applications of Pre-Compressed Sealants
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

Pre-compressed sealants possess some interesting physical properties. First of all, the sealant has been compacted. Due to that factory-inserted material property, the product is charged with energy. On application, the pre-compressed polymer uses that charge to fill nearby gaps. Talking of applications, in a different context, of course, what uses and applications benefit from this…

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Polyurethane Adhesives: What’s in the Formula and What Makes it Strong?
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

A capable adhesive is composed of countless chain links. Suspended inside the liquid bulk, those bonding linkages are usually formulated from urethane polymers. Having said that, this formula isn’t fixed, it varies according to the product’s desired bonding specifications. Consequently, those urethane units are sometimes replaced by other forms of carbamate. Presumably, then, there’s an…

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Thermoplastic Glues and Some of Their Common Uses
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

Thermoplastic glues are amorphous adhesives, which simply means they’re compounds that are built from loosely structured polymers. The plasticity label suggests a thermal attribute, though, so where does this feature fit into the adhesive market? Well, this is a tacky adhesive agent that’s found in hot-melt technology, usually as a solid plastic cylinder. Gifted with…

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Material Differences between Foam Rubber and Sponge Rubber
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

A foam rubber product shares many material properties with a comparable sponge rubber item, yet they’re not the same. In fabrication terms, a foam uses a blowing or “foaming” agent to inject a polymer melt with gas-filled bubbles. On the other hand, the tiny interlinking chambers in sponge rubber are produced chemically by mixing sodium…

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Norton-Xpand PU600: Qualities that Make It Ideal for Windows and Skylights Installation
  • Posted by: Kim M
  • Category: Article

Norton Xpand PU600 is a high-performance sealing tape that uses PUR (Polyurethane) as a material backbone. Designed for use in sealing construction joints, the tacky, pre-compressed rolls adhere to all standard building materials. Beyond that convenient usage factor, the polyurethane base is guaranteed to retain its shape and structure when high winds blow and heavy…

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