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WELD-ON 4 Acrylic Adhesive - 4 Oz and WELD-ON Applicator Bottle with Needle
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About WELD-ON 4 Acrylic Adhesive - 4 Oz And WELD-ON
This product is for INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY and not for use at homes, schools or in recreation. This is an industrial product intended for use by industry. Plastic-Craft Products reserves the right to substitute similar quantity of Weld-On 4SC for Weld-On 3 or Weld-On 4 when ordered by an individual consumer. This product must ship via ground transport. This product may not be shipped into Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Orange, or Riverside Counties. Plastic-Craft Products reserves the right to substitute Weld-On 4SC for Weld-On 3 or Weld-On 4 when ordered for delivery to zip codes in those counties. Moderately Fast-Setting Solvent Cement for Bonding Acrylic. WELD-ON 4 is a water-thin, somewhat flammable cement formulated to quickly develop very clear and high strength bonds for many thermoplastic substrates. The bond is achieved by first softening the surfaces to be joined and then fusing them together with the dissipation of the solvent. The initial bond forms within a matter of minutes and is followed by a significant and continual increase in bond strength over the next several hours. WELD-ON 4 may be preferred by some plastic fabricators because it is less likely to leave white marks (commonly called blushing). For similar applications but faster setting cement, WELD-ON 3 is recommended. Weld-On 4 Acrylic Adhesive water thin, somewhat flammable, moderately fast-setting, blush-resistant solvent cement for bonding acrylic. It will also bond with other thermoplastics such as polystyrene, CAB (cellulose acetate butyrate), and polycarbonate to themselves. Does not bond to cross-linked acrylics. SUBSTRATE RECOMMENDATIONS : WELD-ON 4 is formulated as a blush-resistant cement for bonding acrylic (poly-methyl methacrylate) to itself. It will also form strong bonds with other thermoplastics such as polystyrene, CAB (cellulose acetate butyrate), and polycarbonate to themselves. It is not recommended for cross-linked acrylic.
