The Perfect Adhesive Floor.


The Ultimate Adhesive Range


Styccobond F46, F48PLUS and F49 – flooring adhesive technology at its very best.


F. Ball offers a comprehensive range of adhesives for the installation of luxury vinyl tiles. Each product offers different specialist properties to give you confidence that your designer floorcoverings will continue to perform in even the most extreme environments.


Styccobond F46


Styccobond F46 is a solvent free pressure sensitive acrylic adhesive that dries to a permanent tacky film. It is used to reduce the incidence of trowel serrations shadowing through thin vinyl flooring and is designed to give strong initial tack and a high bond strength. It is protected against biodegradation and is suitable for use over normal underfloor heating installations.


Key Benefits at a glance:-


• True Pressure Sensitive Properties – ideal for designer floorcoverings


• Excellent Tack • High Bond Strength • Excellent Plasticiser Resistance • Approved for marine use


Styccobond F48PLUS STYCCOBOND F48PLUS


is a fibre-reinforced,


solvent free adhesive having high resistance to both heat and PVC plasticisers making it suitable for use in conservatories and areas where floor to ceiling windows are installed. It is protected against bio-degradation and is suitable for use over normal underfloor heating installations.


Key Benefits at a glance:-


• Fibre-reinforced • High resistance to heat • Fast drying - install floorcoverings from 5 minutes


• Excellent grab • Solvent free


Tel: 01538 361 633 • email: mail@f-ball.co.uk • web: www.f-ball.co.uk


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