Titebond Original Wood Glue - 946ml - Aliphatic Resin-Based Wood Glue

Titebond Original Wood Glue is an aliphatic resin-based wood glue known for its short setting time, low minimum bonding temperature, high final strength, and excellent creep resistance in glue joints.

Advantages:

Fast bonding speed and excellent joint strength
Perfect for interior woodworking projects
Open time: 4-6 minutes and short clamping time: 10-15 minutes (20°C)
Easy to spread
Non-toxic
Easy to clean with water

Capacity: 946ml

The bottle has a cap with a convenient applicator for easy repeated opening and closing.

Made in the USA

PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PARAMETERS

• Chemical base: Aliphatic resin
• Color: Cream
• Density (g/cm³): 1.15
• Solids content (%): 50-52
• Viscosity (mPas): 3000 - 3500
• Suggested minimum application temperature: 10°C
• pH: 4.0-5.0
• Freeze-thaw stability: No

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Material Moisture: The moisture content of the glued material should be 6-10%. Excessive moisture significantly increases bonding time.

Material Preparation: The material should be prepared and glued on the same day. Ensure bonding surfaces are flat and free from wood dust.

To achieve even pressure distribution during gluing, the thickness difference of the glued material should not exceed ±0.15 mm. Maximum deflection of the bonded material: 1.5 mm.

Application: The typical application amount is 120-150 g/m². For porous or uneven surfaces, this amount may need to be increased.

Open Time: 3-7 minutes, depending on the amount of glue applied, material porosity, wood moisture, bonding temperature, and other factors.

Pressing Pressure: Pressing pressure mainly depends on the wood type. Suggested values are: softwoods: 7.0-10.5 Kg/cm²; medium-hardwoods: 8.8-12.3 Kg/cm²; hardwoods: 12.3-17.6 Kg/cm².

Pressing Time: 10-15 minutes, depending on wood type, moisture, and bonding temperature. Check the bond speed indicator using the Franklin International method. A higher indicator value suggests a shorter pressing time.

Post-Bonding: After removing the item from the press, the joint reaches initial strength, allowing handling. Mechanical processing is recommended the next day to avoid dimensional changes due to residual moisture in the glue line.

Cleaning: Use cold water for wet glue removal. For partially dried glue, use hot water. For fully dried glue, the best results are achieved with hot steam. To prevent glue buildup on equipment and tools, an anti-adhesive agent is recommended.