Single-component dispersion glue for bonding parquet/laminate for floating installation.

High water resistance

Tested D3 quality in accordance with EN 204. Tested by the Institut für Fenstertechnik e.V. (German Institute for Window Technology) in Rosenheim.

Special bottle and cap shape

• Can be cut off at various widths, reclosable wide-slit nozzle
• Ergonomic bottle shape
• Easy to apply

Fast-setting

Fast setting speed with high water and maximum adhesion

Transparent hardening

• No visible adhesive joints
• Hardened glued joints are viscoelastic

Solvent-free

The usage instructions are recommendations based on the tests we have conducted and our experience; carry out your own tests before each application. Due to the large number of applications and storage and processing conditions, we do not assume any liability for a specific application result. Insofar as our free customer service provides technical information or acts as an advisory service, no responsibility is assumed by this service except where the advice or information given falls within the scope of our specified, contractually agreed service or the advisor was acting deliberately. We guarantee consistent quality of our products. We reserve the right to make technical changes and further develop products.

Indoors with frequent short-term exposure to flowing water or condensation water

• Bonding of tongue and groove for ready-to-lay parquet, e.g. strip flooring, country-house deal flooring, linoleum flooring and ready-to-lay cork parquet deals
• Bonding of tongue and groove for laminated floors
• Bonding of particle boards and other wooden materials
• Assembly, surface, floorboard and block gluing
• Soft, hard, exotic woods

Instructions

• In accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions for the covering, apply an even coat of adhesive to the tongue or groove lengthwise and on the face end. However, we recommend applying glue to the upper side of the groove and the underside of the tongue to ensure complete wetting with glue.
• The surface must be dry and free from dust, grease or other repellent substances. The moisture values of parquet, air and screed must be checked before applying the parquet glue and adjusted in accordance with the product information. The tongue and grove should be joined within a maximum of 10 minutes. Final strength is achieved after approx. 48 hours. Underfloor heating may not be operated during laying and during the drying time. Observe the parquet manufacturer's processing instructions.
• In conjunction with the tannic acid in the wood, the impact of bare metal may result in blue discolouration, especially with oak, and in red discolouration with beech. In isolated cases, substances contained in wood may result in unpredictable discolouration with various types of wood, e.g. beech, cherry, maple
• It is not possible to bond parquet/laminate to the subfloor
• Fresh splashes of glue can be removed with water. Older glue residues can be softened with nitro thinner or acetone and then rubbed off; however, stains may form on the parquet
• Seal bottle after use
• Protect from frost
• Laid floor covering can be walked on after approx. 8 hours and subjected to final load level after 48 hours (at 23°C)
• The open time and the setting time are heavily dependent on the working conditions, e.g. the temperatures and wood moisture of the parquet, application quantities and tensions in the material

Suitable glove:

Nitrile chemical protective glove

Permeation level: 6

Cotton velour lining

Nitrile chemical protective glove, heavy-duty

Permeation level: 6

Long, heavy-duty design

Latex and neoprene chemical protective glove

Permeation level: 6

Cotton flocking on the inside

Household glove

Permeation level: 6

Liquid-proof, premium-quality cleaning glove made from natural latex

Chemical and moisture protective glove Vinyl

Permeation level: 6

Fully dipped protective glove with vinyl coating on cotton jersey lining

Natural latex and neoprene chemical protective glove

Permeation level: 6

Cotton flocking on the inside

Permeation is the process by which a chemical moves through the material of a protective glove on a molecular level. The time from the initial contact between the chemical and the glove to the permeation of the material is the breakthrough time.

Important information:

The information given is based on experience and laboratory conditions and is designed as a guide. However, the actual suitability of a glove depends on the individual conditions of its use and must be confirmed by an appropriate test under operational conditions. Given the variety of materials and chemicals used, the possibility of incompatibility or usage problems for the wearer cannot be excluded in individual cases. We would be happy to advise you about optimum solutions.