Introduction to the comparison between nail free adhesive and glass adhesive

For people in the home decoration industry, nail free adhesive should be very familiar, but many people who have not actually encountered it do not understand the actual characteristics of nail free adhesive. Below, Luxing Adhesive Industry will introduce some common knowledge of nail free adhesive by comparing it with glass adhesive.

Nail free adhesive is a highly adhesive building adhesive that is suitable for most materials in building decoration, such as wood, gypsum board, medium density fiberboard, crushed wood board, stone, cement, terraces, tiles, metal, plastic, glass, etc. Nail free adhesive can be used for the bonding of building materials. It is not recommended to use nail free adhesive for PVC material buckle baseboards and other building materials. Glass glue has almost no fixed strength between metal and wood, and may loosen, shake, or even fall off, so it is not recommended to use glass glue in furniture production.

Compared to glass glue, nail free glue is more rigid and falls between glass glue and tempered glue. It is usually used for bonding and fixing building materials. Glass glue is a type of sealant, usually used for sealing and waterproofing. Nail free glue cannot be used in damp or waterlogged areas.

Nail free adhesive is used for surface bonding of materials, and can be used for point bonding during construction. Glass adhesive is commonly used for sealing surfaces or lines, and the entire bonding surface needs to be applied during construction. In most cases, the amount used is relatively large compared to nail free adhesive.