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Starting Point Formulation UCAR Latex 154S
Contact Adhesive
Formulation Suggestion K-2226 |
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Ingredients |
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UCAR™ Latex 154S** |
100.00
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Aqueous Phenolic Dispersion (45-48% N.V.)
BKUA-2370
BKUA-2260 |
43.00
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Triethanolamine |
0.50
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| Total: |
143.50
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Canvas-To-Canvas Peel Strength |
| Formulation |
Peel Strength, psi |
| at 23°C |
at 60°C |
| Green Strength |
24 Hours |
One Week |
One Week |
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UCAR Latex 154S |
3
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10
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12
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7
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UCAR Latex 154S with BKUA-2370 |
9
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15
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17
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9
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UCAR Latex 154S with BKUA-2260 |
7
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12
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12
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5
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Commercial Water-based Control |
2
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10
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11
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2
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Solvent-Based Neoprene Control |
7
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20
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35
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10
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All specimens prepared by applying two coats using No. 50 wire wound rod, allowing 30 minutes between coats. After a 30-minute air dry, bonds were assembled and pressed with a 10-pound roller. Elevated temperature assemblies were aged at room temperature for 7 days before testing at 60°C.
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Canvas-To-Canvas Peel Strength |
| Formulation |
Peel Strength, psi |
| 23°C |
60°C |
80°C |
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UCAR Latex 154S |
110
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61
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33
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UCAR Latex 154S with BKUA-2370 |
232
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60
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51
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UCAR Latex 154S with BKUA-2260 |
167
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51
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42
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Commercial Water-based Control |
153
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36
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26
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All specimens prepared by applying two coats using No. 50 wire wound rod, allowing 30 minutes between coats. After a 30-minute air dry, bonds were assembled and pressed with a 10-pound roller.
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High Pressure Laminate To Plywood "Lap Shear" |
| Formulation |
Peel Strength, psi |
| at 23°C |
| Green Strength |
One Week |
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UCAR Latex 154S |
1
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15
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UCAR Latex 154S with BKUA-2370 |
11
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14
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UCAR Latex 154S with BKUA-2260 |
8
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12
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Commercial Water-based Control |
2
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11
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Solvent-Based Neoprene Control |
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25
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All specimens prepared by brushing two coats of adhesive on each surface, allowing 30 minutes between coats. After a 30-minute air dry, bonds were assembled at room temperature under light pressure, cured in an oven for 20 minutes at 150°, and allowed to cool to room temperature before testing.
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