Use and Care Manual

General Description
• Lokweld Type II is a one-part crosslinking polyvinyl acetate
adhesive designed for wood-to-wood joint assembly, hot/cold
press panel operations, fire doors assembly or in radio
frequency curing operations
• Carries ASTM D4317 Type II classification
• Carries EN204 type D3 European classification
• Carries Warnock-Hersey registration for GP and Marshfield for
doors up to 90 minute (Consult your Wilsonart rep for further details)
• Demonstrates good RF green strength & excellent sandability
• Conforms to ASTM D-4236
• Consumer or professional use
• Ideal for miters and bonding custom edges
• Non-toxic, excellent sandibility and easy clean-up
• Does NOT require stirring before use
Applications to Avoid
• Tempered hardboard products
• Generic fire retardant treated board products
(w/o consultation of Wilsonart rep).
• Low pressure melamine, metallic, painted, polyester surfaces and
waterproof (Type I) demands.
Availability
Pints and 1-gallon jugs
Storage/Shelf Life
• DO NOT ALLOW PRODUCT TO FREEZE.
• Close container tightly when not in use and store off the floor in
a well ventilated area. Rotate stock.
• Shelf life expires 1 year from manufacture date.
Agitation may be required if product thickens.
General Use Instructions
• Ensure surfaces are clean and dry and all substrates are
acclimated together at or above 65˚F. Bond at 70˚F or warmer.
• May be applied by squeeze bottle
Joint Assembly
Use a generous amount of adhesive. Clamp for 45 minutes. Allow
a minimum of one hour before machining.
Certificates/Listings
Wilsonart Type II is approved for use in the assembly of up to 90 minute fire doors
using the proprietary care material specifications of the following companies:
MARSHFIELD DOOR SYSTEMS, INC. and GEORGIA-PACIFIC. Wilsonart Type
II is listed by Underwriters Laboratories as an approved component in a Class 1/A
fire rated assembly (UL Files R5434 and R6838). For further questions, consult
your Wilsonart representative.
Hot or Cold Press High Pressure Decorative Laminating
• Ensure laminate and substrate have acclimated to the same
temperature before bonding.
• Use correct roller groove configuration (Black Bros. A2158) with
minimum of 16 grooves/inch and no cross groove. Dual durom-
eter rollers enhance coverage on uneven substrates.
Apply 6-8 wet mils evenly across substrate.
• Open time is 5 minutes, and closed time is 20 minutes.
Allow at least a 30 minute cold press time at 70˚F, 45% RH and
40-50 psi. Allow 1-2 hour press time for less than ideal conditions.
• Full cure develops in 24 hours.
• Delay machining for 12 hours after bonding.
• Hot press at 180˚F-200˚F for 60-90 seconds. Machining is
possible after cool to touch.
GREENGUARD
®
Indoor Air Quality Standards
GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified Products meet the
following minimum emission requirements:
Category: Adhesives/Sealants
Emission Types Measure
Individual VOCs <0.1 TLV
Formaldehyde <0.05 ppm (<0.06 mg/m
3
)
4-phenylcyclohexane <0.0065 mg/m
3
Styrene <0.07 mg/m
3
Total VOCs <0.05 mg/m
3
Total aldehydes <0.1 ppm
Primary Contents
VINYL ACETATE POLYMER (NOT APPLICABLE), WATER
(CAS 7732185), ALUMINUM CHLORIDE (CAS 7446700)
Color: White
Viscosity: 4900 cps (typical)
Density: 9.1 pounds/gallon
Solids Content: 49.0% ± 1.0%
pH: 2.85 (typical)
VOC Content: <20 g/L
VHAP Content: <0.032 lbs./lbs. solids
Coverage (Bonded): ~229 sq. ft./gallon at 7 wet mils
Chalking Temperature: 60°F
Use Temperature: 70°F-85°F
Open Time: 5 minutes
Closed Time: 20 minutes
Cold Press Time: 30-60 minutes @40-50psi
*GREENGUARD
®
Certified
*Complies with SCAQMD, Rule 1168
*Complies with the Ozone Transport Commission (OTC)
*Qualifies for LEED
®
-NC & CI EQ Credit 3.2:
Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan-Before
Occupancy
*Qualifies for LEED
®
-NC & CI EQ Credit 4.1:
Low Emitting Materials: Adhesives & Sealants
*Qualifies for LEED
®
-NC & CI EQ Credit 4.4:
Laminating adhesives shall contain no added
urea-formaldehyde resins.
Physical Properties
WHITE WOOD GLUE
WATER RESISTANT
©2015 Wilsonart LLC
Rev. 4/2015
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