Description
Tacbond C1428 Water-Based Contact Adhesive is a synthetic latex-based contact cement designed for industrial bonding and laminating applications. This one-component, water-based adhesive provides strong bond performance without the need for forced air drying, making it suitable for a wide range of substrates including laminates, insulation, foams, and fabrics in fabrication and assembly environments.
Key Features
- Water-based contact adhesive for industrial bonding and laminating
- One-component system eliminates mixing and pot life limitations
- No forced air drying required for efficient processing
- High solids formulation supports consistent adhesive film build
- Long open time allows flexibility during assembly
- Non-flammable in wet state for safer handling
- Easily cleaned with water or mild detergent when wet
- Suitable for spray, roll, or brush application methods
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Base | Synthetic Latex |
| Solids | 54% |
| Viscosity | 600 cps |
| Specific Gravity | 1.10 |
| Weight per Gallon | 9.18 lbs/gal |
| Appearance | Thin, white liquid |
| Open Time | 1 hour |
| Flammability | Non-flammable (wet state) |
Compatible Substrates and Materials
- High pressure laminate (HPL)
- Rigid fiberglass
- Fiberglass insulation and batts
- Leather
- Carpet
- Foams
- Rubber
Application Guidance
Apply adhesive evenly to both substrates using spray, roller, or brush methods, ensuring full surface coverage. Allow the adhesive to dry before mating surfaces, then apply pressure to form the bond. Bonds should be completed within the open time window of approximately one hour. Porous substrates may require two coats for proper adhesion. Maintain clean, dry surfaces free from contaminants, and avoid reactive metals in spray systems. Protect product from freezing and stir before use.
Typical Use Cases
- Laminating high-pressure laminate to substrates
- Bonding insulation materials and fiberglass components
- Adhering carpet and fabric materials
- Foam and rubber bonding in assembly operations
- General industrial contact adhesive applications
Target Industries and Buyers
- Insulation and HVAC manufacturers
- Furniture and fixture manufacturers
- Industrial fabrication facilities
- Transportation and RV manufacturers
- OEM assembly operations
Performance Advantages
Compared to solvent-based contact adhesives, C1428 offers a water-based alternative that simplifies handling and cleanup while maintaining effective bonding performance across a wide range of substrates. Its long open time and one-component system improve workflow efficiency, especially in applications requiring flexibility during positioning and assembly.
Common Questions
Q: What type of adhesive is C1428?
A: It is a water-based, synthetic latex contact adhesive for industrial bonding.
Q: Does it require mixing before use?
A: No, it is a one-component system and does not require premixing.
Q: How long is the open time?
A: The open time is approximately 1 hour.
Q: Can it be applied by spray?
A: Yes, it can be applied by spray, roller, or brush.
Q: Is it flammable?
A: It is non-flammable in its wet state.
Q: How is cleanup handled?
A: Wet adhesive can be cleaned with water or detergent; mineral spirits may also be used.
Q: Can it be used on metal surfaces?
A: It should not be used with reactive metals such as copper, brass, or aluminum in equipment or components.
Q: What happens if the adhesive freezes?
A: Freezing can cause irreversible damage, so the product should be protected from freezing.
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