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Bondtite · Woodworking
EDGE D3
A premium woodworking adhesive specially designed with cross-linked polymer technology for excellent moisture and water resistance.
Overview
The product at a glance.
Fast-setting
Low odour
Conforms to EN 204, class D3
Easy for application - roller and spreader
Available pack sizes
- 20 kg
- 50 kg
Applications
Where to use it and what it bonds.
Furniture making
Joinery
Plywood-to-laminate bonding
Compatible materials
- Wood
- Plywood
- Laminate
- MDF
- HDHMR
How to use
From surface preparation
to the finished bond.
Clean, dry and level both surfaces; stir the adhesive without diluting it.
Coat the less porous surface before the more porous surface.
For plywood and laminate, join while wet and press progressively from one end using a wet cloth to expel trapped air.
For wood-to-wood joints, align while wet and keep pressed for 24 hours for best results.
Maintain pressure until dry and wipe excess adhesive with a wet cloth.
Technical details
The specifications
behind the bond.
| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Category | Woodworking |
| Adhesive chemistry | PVA emulsion |
| Pack sizes | 20 kg | 50 kg |
| Shelf life | Up to 1 Years |
Storage & handling
Store dry in original, properly closed containers at 2-40°C.
Common questions
What is Bondtite Edge D3 used for?
Bondtite Edge D3 is used for laminate pasting, wood-to-wood bonding, plywood-laminate bonding, joineries, hot press, cold press and furniture exposed to moisture.
What does EN 204 D3 mean in Bondtite Edge D3?
EN 204 D3 indicates a European water-resistance standard for interior adhesive applications exposed to moisture.
Is Bondtite Edge D3 suitable for hot press and cold press laminate work?
Yes. Bondtite Edge D3 is designed for laminate pasting through hot press, cold press and other mechanized or manual furniture applications.
How should surfaces be prepared before using Bondtite Edge D3?
Surfaces should be dry, levelled and free from dust, oil and grease. Poor preparation can reduce adhesion and cause edge or laminate failures.
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