Crosslinking agents form chemical bonds with substrates including rubber, wood, and plastics. This process plays a vital role in improving the mechanical strength, thermal stability, chemical resistance, water resistance and overall durability of adhesives. Additionally, it increases cohesive strength and augments resistance to solvents, elevated temperatures, and aging.
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| HELMIPLAST 8165 |
A nitrile rubber-based contact adhesive with excellent plasticizer resistance, suitable for vinyl and rubber materials where conventional adhesives fail. |
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| HELMIPLAST 8167 |
Plasticizer resistant, nitrile rubber-based contact adhesive for bonding plasticized substrates not compatible with conventional polychloroprene contact adhesives. |
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| HELMIPRENE 1340 |
Versatile contact adhesive with excellent heat, moisture, and oil resistance for upholstery and leather applications. |
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| HELMIPRENE 4535 |
Flammable brush/roller grade polychloroprene contact adhesive with high viscosity to reduce soak-in on porous substrates, offering fast drying, aggressive tack, and long open time. |
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| HELMISTIK 8137-9 |
A solvent-borne synthetic rubber contact cement with fast drying, high tack, and excellent temperature resistance. |
