Contact adhesive

Contact adhesive

An adhesive applied to both surfaces to be bonded and is allowed to dry to the touch. It bonds to itself instantaneously on contact. Since this type of adhesive does not remain tacky, it must not be allowed to dry.

This is auto-generated content. You can help to improve it.

0 0

Improve it

Add an image

Part of Speech: noun
Synonym(s):
Blossary:
Industry/Domain: Construction
Category: Flooring
Company: Armstrong
Product:
Acronym-Abbreviation:

Collect to Blossary

Other Languages:

Related terms

contact adhesive

Construction; Carpentry

Rubber-based adhesive which bonds directly upon contact of the two parts being joined.

contact adhesive

Construction; Flooring

An adhesive applied to both surfaces to be bonded and is allowed to dry to the touch. It bonds to itself instantaneously on contact. Since this type of adhesive does not remain ...

adhesive

Automotive; Automobile

A substance (like glue) that is used to join two substances.

adhesive

Building materials; Wood flooring

A substance that bonds the floor to the subfloor.

adhesive

Chemistry; General chemistry

An abhesive is a material that prevents two surfaces from sticking together.

adhesive

Agriculture; Animal feed

A substance capable of holding materials together by surface attachment. It is a general term and includes cements, mucilage, and paste, as well as glue.

cistern

Construction; Architecture; Building/real property; Carpentry; Demolition/excavation

water recipient like a well or a tank

quicksand

Construction; Flooring

A bed of loose sand that is mixed with water. This mixture forms a soft, shifting mass that swallows objects resting on its surface.

mitered corners

Construction; Flooring

Usually, a 45 degree angle cut in the laminate to create custom borders and insets. These cuts require that a new groove be cut and a spline inserted prior to final installation.

mixed media

Construction; Flooring

A wood floor that is predominately of wood, but also incorporates other materials, such as slate, stone, ceramic, marble or metal.

mineral spirits

Construction; Flooring

A solvent product used as a thinner and/or cleaner.

mineral streak

Construction; Flooring

a.) A general term used to describe discoloring in hardwoods. The discoloring ranges from greenish brown to black and has a high mineral content; also called mineral stain. b.) ...