Technical Data

DynaGripTM Contact Adhesive is a golden brown liquid of brushing viscocity made in Australia. It forms a strong, permanent bond between the following materials:

Rigid PVC Sheet, Polyurethane foams of the polyester and Polyether types, Supported PVC leather cloths, Leather, Polyester Glass Fibre, Rubber Sheet, Hardboard, Chipboard, Wood, Painted or Unpainted Metals, Rigid Laminated Plastics, Furniture, Footwear and much more.

DynaGripTM Contact Adhesive gives the best results when the two surfaces to be bonded are clean and dry.

DynaGripTM Contact Adhesive should be applied using either a brush or scraper to apply a thin even coating of adhesive to both surfaces.

Allow the solvent to evaporate before bonding. Permeable materials such as Leather or chipboard can usually be bonded within 2-3 minutes. Non-permeable materials such as Metals may require a minimum of 15 minutes before bonding. Bond the materials under firm pressure.

ENSURE ACCURATE PLACEMENT OF SURFACES WHEN BONDING AS THEY CANNOT BE MOVED ONCE PLACED TOGETHER. If some measure of ‘slide’ is required, you can bring the two surfaces together within 2-3 minutes of applying adhesive (permeable materials only). This technique is not recommended for non-permeable surfaces as solvent will be trapped between both joints and will reduce the strength of the bond.

DynaGripTM Contact Adhesive should be used in a WELL-VENTILATED AREA and AWAY FROM FLAMES/HEAT. This product is HIGHLY FLAMMABLE.

KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

DynaGripTM Contact Adhesive can be used as a temporary repair by applying adhesive to only one surface.

The information contained herein is produced in good faith and is believed to be reliable but is for guidance only.

AFC International Pty. Limited and its agents cannot assume liability or responsibility for results obtained in the use of its product by persons whose methods are outside or beyond our control. It is the users responsibility to determine the suitability of any of the products and methods of use or preparation prior to use mentioned in our literature and furthermore the users responsibility to observe and adapt such precautions may be advisable for the protection of personnel property in the handling and use of any of our products.