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GRIPBOND PRO Premium Adhesive & Sealant


A one-part, high quality, high modulus sealing and bonding material. Forms a tough, elastic rubber joint or an adhesive with superior bonding strength.


Application: for filling and sealing connecting joints, cracks, holes, bonding metal to metal and as a waterproof adhesive for bonding concrete, mirrors, gypsum board, polycarbonates, polystyrene, uPVC, many plastics, ceramics, copper, lead, zinc, aluminium, stainless steel, wood and glass.


Not for use with expansion joints or where joints are continually immersed in water. If allowed to cure in low UV light conditions this product may yellow.


For internal and external use. Available in cartridges and foil sausages (white only).


EN15651-1 F-INT


Code Colour


BDMSPWH White BDMSPCL BDMSPBL BDMSPGR


BDMSPWH6 White


Size EU3


Crystal Clear EU3 Black Grey


EU3 EU3


Box Barcode 12


12 12 12


600ml 12 Code


5060021364784 5060021364944 5060021364883 5060021364876 5056437401236


GRIPBOND PRO MAX Maximum Strength Adhesive


The ultimate grab adhesive for a longer lasting bond. Gripbond Pro Max typically has double the initial grab of other adhesives and is rapid curing, eliminating the need for mechanical support in most common applications.


Application: superb adhesion qualities even on wet surfaces, Gripbond Pro Max is suitable for use in all weather conditions. Quick curing, isocyanate, solvent and acid-free, it is ideal for use with metal, wood, glass, stone, insulation board ceramics, many plastics, perspex, polyester, MDF, chipboard, OSB and timber panels.


For interior and exterior use. Gripbond Pro Max can be over-painted, applied to wet surfaces and has a typical bond strength of 250kg/m2


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Colour BDPPROWH White


Size EU3


Box Barcode 12


5056437400352


THE


• Safer, better and more durable than traditional products and with reduced environmental impact.


• Enhanced weather resistance and durability, so there is no cracking, splitting, shrinking, discolouration or adhesion failure.


• Better stain resistance: these products do not stain or bleed, making them ideal for use on porous surfaces and natural stone.


• These products an be applied in wet/ damp conditions.


• The Pro Range can be over painted (unlike traditional silicones) with water-based paints.


• The range has excellent adhesion properties to various substrates including metals, plastics, wood and ceramics.


• All the Pro Range sealants and adhesives tool and cure quicker than traditional products, are solvent-free and odourless.


Code BDWPROBF


WOOD PRO Timber & Floor Adhesive


A permanently flexible, one-part, ready to use interior wood flooring adhesive. Moisture cure and free from silicone, solvent, isocyanates and water.


Application: Wood Pro is moisture and solvent-free and so reduces the risk of warping or deforming wood flooring. Ideal for the internal bonding of parquet, mosaic, oak, wood block, laminated, exotic timber and many other wood floor types to porous or non-porous substrates such as screeds, chipboard, plywood, concrete and anhydrite. Also compatible with substrates incorporating under-floor heating systems.


For interior use, Wood Pro is permanently elastic, quick curing and produces a rapid bond strength.


Colour Buff


Size EU3


Box Barcode 12


5060021369802


18


www.bond-it.co.uk


THE PRO RANGE: Hybrid Sealants & Adhesives


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