Industrial Dri-Resin Wood Powdered Glue 5 lb Pail

Industrial Dri-Resin Wood Powdered Glue 5 lb Pail

Chemical Family: Urea Formaldehyde (UF) CASE Ingredients Functions: Binder & Resin Building & Construction — Building Materials Wood Compatible Substrates & Surfaces: Wood Mix Ratio: 5 Parts Powder To 3 Part Water by Weight (One Gallon of Water Weighs 8.34 lbs.) Designed primarily for cold and hot wood bonding such as in the cold pressing of panels and edge gluing Powdered resin is a pre-catalyzed and filled ready-mix urea resin that is popular with plywood and particleboard manufacturers. It can be used for panels, edge gluing, some decorative lamination, and other applications where a visible glue line is not an issue. Storage Conditions: Sensitive to heat and humidity and should be stored in a closed container in a cool, dry area. Avoid direct contact with concrete walls and floor. Optimum storage conditions are below 75°F and 60% relative humidity. Benefits: Powdered resins have a long and stable shelf life, from a minimum of six months, up to one year from the date of manufacture. This long shelf life results in less pressure on a company to order exact amounts of resins, meaning unexpected changes in production volumes can be accommodated with little or no waste. With powdered resins, the user mixes only as much as is needed at one time, which results in very little waste. With liquid resins, however, any leftover resin ages and deteriorates quickly, resulting in wasted products. Because powdered resins are much more resistant to factors like aging and climate conditions than liquid resins, users can count on the consistency and stability of the resins. Adjustments in processes are few. Therefore, operations that use powdered resins flow smoothly and efficiently, resulting in a more accurate and effective product. If a powdered resin spills, it is localized and therefore easily cleaned up and disposed of. The users experience a minimum of downtime. Liquids, however, could quickly spread, causing an environmental hazard and excessive downtime.