Shelf life

Shelf life

The period of time which the manufacturer guarantees the unopened adhesive will be useable. The date of manufacture is normally stamped somewhere on the adhesive container. In most cases, the adhesive will be usable for a period of time following the shelf life. When the adhesive becomes unusable, the handling characteristics are affected.

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Industry/Domain: Construction
Category: Flooring
Company: Armstrong
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