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Description for Bostik L7132K
A two-component adhesive system specifically designed for use in the vacuum form bonding of PVC films to wood, fiberboards, and most porous substrates.Chemical Resistance Good Application Type Bond, Gasket 1 Part or 2 Part 2-Part Material Form Liquid Substrate Most porous substrates, Polylolefin foams, Polyester films, PVC, Rubber, Wood, Most plastic laminating films, Sheet metal surfaces, Low surface energy substrates, Plastics, Foils Industry Marine, Belt splicing, Carpet bonding, Flooring installation, Aerospace applications, Automotive applications, Door panels, Dashboards, Aerospace Interior, Hypalon rubber boat repair, Newsprint splicing Manufacturer Bostik Chemistry Water borne, MEK blend Cure Method 2 Parts, Solvent Creep Resistance Creep resistant High Temperature Resistance (°C) Highly heat resistant Durability Tough Tape Backing/Carrier Vinyl -
Technical Data for Bostik L7132K
Overview
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Chemical Resistance
- Chemical Resistance - Good
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Application Type
- Gasketing - Gasket
- Adhesive - Bond
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1 Part or 2 Part
- 2-Part
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Material Form
- Liquid
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Substrate
- Porous Substrates - Most porous substrates
- Foam - Polylolefin foams
- Low Surface Energy - Low surface energy substrates
- Metal - Sheet metal surfaces, Foils
- Plastic - Most plastic laminating films, Plastics
- Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) - PVC
- Rubber
- Wood
- Polyester - Polyester films
- Other - Fiberboard, Cellulosics, Particle board
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Industry
- Marine - Hypalon rubber boat repair
- Automotive - Automotive applications
- Interior - Dashboards
- Aerospace - Aerospace applications
- Aerospace Interior
- Industrial - Consoles
- Splicing - Belt splicing, Newsprint splicing
- Construction - Honeycomb sidewalls in the construction of cabin interiors, Vacuum form construction of PVC coated luggage shells
- Carpet - Carpet bonding
- Flooring - Flooring installation
- Construction Door - Door panels
- Furniture / Wood-Working - Cabinet lamination, Production of decorative furniture facings
- Other - Vacuum form bonding, A variety of application processes, Other interior trim
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Chemistry
- Solvent-Based - MEK blend
- Water-based - Water borne
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Application Method
- Roll - Direct roll, Reverse roll
- Spray
- Other - Gravure, Any coater
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Cure Method
- Solvent
- 2-Part Cure - 2 Parts
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Tape Backing/Carrier
- Vinyl
Specifications
Cure Specs
Work / Pot Time (min) 480 Mix Ratio 1:16 Bond Strength
General Bond Strength (psi) Good Green Strength (psi) High Material Resistance
Creep Resistance Creep resistant High Temperature Resistance (°C) Highly heat resistant Hardness
Durability Tough Flexibility Resilient Business Information
Shelf Life Details The shelf life of L7132K is six months when stored at 55-80°F (15-27°C) in unopened factory sealed containers. Once the two-part system is blended, it has a pot life of eight hours., Boscodur 24T should be stored in a sealed container. Once opened it should be nitrogen purged to prevent contamination from moisture in the air. L7132R has a shelf life of at least 9 months if stored in an unopened container. Do not freeze. Shelf Life Temperature (°F) 55 to 80 Shelf Life (mon) 6, 9 -
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Best Practices for Bostik L7132K
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Application
Adhesive can be applied via direct roll, reverse roll, gravure, or any coater common to the industry. This adhesive can also be sprayed.
Apply 100-150 g/m² (wet) adhesive to the least porous laminating surface and evaporate the solvent by standard drying techniques. Mate the secondary substrate under pressure at 110-212°F (41-100°C).
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Mixing
Boscodur 24T should be added to L7132R in accordance with the mixing ratio (1:16) and blended to a homogenous solution (solvent dilutions, where applicable, should be made immediately after the Boscodur 24T addition).
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Curing
To cure the part, the adhesive should be held at a minimum of 190°F (88°C) for at least 4 minutes. Vacuum pressure should be held at a minimum of 15 in Hg (51 kPa), 20 in HG (68 kPa) is preferred.
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Clean-Up
Recommended clean up is with MEK/Toluene solution.
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