Titebond

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Description

[Titebond] A trademark for a family of wood glues. Titebond, the first aliphatic resin glue in the US, was marketed in the early 1940s. It is a water-soluble tacky resin that dries to a hard, tough, durable translucent film. Titebond works well with both soft and hard woods.

Examples characteristics and compositions for some of the Titebond adhesives are:

Product Grade Base polymer Dried film Color Working Time
Titebond III Ultimate Proprietary Light brown 20-25 minutes
Titebond II Premium Cross-linking PVAc Yellow 10-15 minutes
Titebond Original Aliphatic emusion Yellow 10-15 minutes
Titebond II Premium Dark Cross-linking PVAc Brown 10-15 minutes
Titebond Polyurethane Polyurethane Tan 25 minutes
Titebond Quick & Thick Thixotropic PVAc Light brown 8-10 minutes
Titebond Liquid Hide Natural protein Transparent amber 25-30 minutes

More information may be obtained from the [woodworking] brochure.

Synonyms and Related Terms

Titebond Wood Glue; Titebond II

Other Properties

Soluble in water before drying.

Hazards and Safety

Titebond: SDS for original Titebond wood glue

Additional Information

Titebond: Website

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