What is woodworking glue?

Woodworking adhesives include: 308 oily adhesive, FD033 water-soluble adhesive, 3294 oily adhesive and tenon adhesive.

Different adhesives have different properties, application conditions and methods. Relatively speaking, the commonly used glues mainly include the following types:

1, A.A glue: colorless and transparent liquid, volatile and irritating. Fragile when used under gravity.

Scope of use: often used for dry pasting, maintenance, etc.

2, 906A. Glue B: It consists of two kinds of resin adhesive glue with different colors, of which Glue A is colorless and translucent, and Glue B is purplish red, which is very firm when mixed.

Scope of application: tenon and groove structure between wood, connection between iron and wood, etc.

Note: When using, mix glue A and glue B in proportion, and then apply them directly to the bonding place.

3, all-purpose glue: yellow colloid, with a strange smell.

Scope of use: Sheet materials are attached to thin skin, such as manual edge sealing and surface repair of thin skin.

Usage: Brush the all-purpose adhesive on both sides of the adhesive joint respectively, and stick it directly when the adhesive joint is dry enough not to stick to your hands.

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4. White latex: milky white viscous glue with slight odor.

Scope of use: assembly of corner wood, veneer and other product accessories. But not the main part.

Usage: Dilute with water and apply directly on the adhesive surface to be dried.

5. Splicing glue: mainly used for material plane splicing in the material preparation workshop of woodworking department. Usually refers to splicing small pieces of material.

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