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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| CITRUS CLEANER |
A natural citrus-extract cleaner for removing contact adhesive residues and general cleaning. |
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| HELMIBOND 885 |
One-part waterborne polyurethane adhesive for low temperature 3D laminating of foils and overlays. |
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| HELMIPLAST 2501 |
VOC-free polyurethane cement for bonding various shoe materials, offering high bond strength, resistance to heat, oil, and moisture. |
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| HELMIPLAST 2502 |
A VOC-free, sprayable, heat-activatable polyurethane adhesive ideal for vinyl, leather, foam, and other materials in footwear, seating, and upholstery applications. |
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| HELMIPLAST 39-38-1 |
Sprayable polyurethane adhesive used in footwear and upholstery with strong final bond. |
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| HELMISTIK 8137-9 |
A solvent-borne synthetic rubber contact cement with fast drying, high tack, and excellent temperature resistance. |
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| SOLVENT 1667 |
A 50-state compliant solvent cleaner for flushing residual adhesive from hoses and spray guns before storage or product changeover. |
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| SOLVENT 665 |
Fast-drying solvent cleaner for removing Helmitin contact adhesive residues from parts and equipment. |
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| SOLVENT 667 |
Low VOC, medium/fast drying, flammable cleaning solvent for removing of adhesive residue from finished products and tools. |
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| SOLVENT 670 |
Very fast drying, flammable solvent for the removal of HELMIPLAST polyurethane adhesive residues. Excellent for removing contact adhesive residues without redissolving the adhesive. |
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| SOLVENT 694 |
A fast drying, flammable cleaning solvent blend that does not degrade EPS/Styrofoam and other plastic surfaces as more aggessive solvents can do. |
