White latex and wood flour: two rubber kings in woodworking industry

White latex and wood rubber powder are two kinds of adhesives commonly used in woodworking industry. They have their own characteristics and are suitable for different occasions. In this paper, the differences between white latex and wood flour will be discussed in depth to help readers better understand these two kinds of adhesives.

White latex: convenient and easy to use

White latex is a well-known white liquid glue, which is easy to use and can be used directly as soon as it is bought back. Its water resistance is slightly inferior, but as long as the water evaporates, a stable adhesive layer is formed.

Wood flour: high bonding strength.

Wood flour is a yellow powder glue stick, and its bonding strength is incomparable to that of white latex. Before use, it needs to be mixed with warm water and stirred into a paste. Once in contact with water, it is best to use it within one hour, otherwise the glue will start to solidify.

Stress is the key

No matter which glue you choose, you need to use it under a certain pressure to give full play to the best bonding effect.