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KIWOBOND 1000

KIWOBOND 1000

KIWOBOND 1000 HMT is a fast drying, two-component screen adhesive for a highly chemical resistant bonding of screen meshes to frames made of aluminium, steel, wood and galvanized iron. It is applied by brush and after curing almost completely solvent resistant. KIWOBOND 1000 HMT is fast drying and therefore allows bondings of screen meshes with high tension values without any loss of tension after having released the frame from the stretching unit. The adhesive film does not embrittle and does not cut the mesh if some adhesive has been brushed into the screen surface.

KIWOBOND - 1000HMT : 700g KIWODUR - 1000HMT : 140g

Characteristic:

1. DESCRIPTION
KIWOBOND 1000 HMT is a fast drying, two component frame adhesive for high tensioned mesh. It has excellent chemical resistance and adhesion to all commonly used screen frames

2. APPLICATION
2.1 Frame preparation Before adhering the mesh with KIWOBOND 1000 HMT, remove excessive adhesive residue from the frame with PREGAN DL, grinding or sandblasting. Be careful not to roughen the frame surface too much, as this could impair the adhesion of the adhesive. Frames should be free from oil, grease, dirt, water and solvents before applying the adhesive. Slight residues of KIWOBOND 1000 HMT, however, do not need to be removed. The surface should be even. If the frame surface is slightly uneven or has deeper grooves from sandblasting or grinding a precoat of KIWOBOND 1000 HMT with hardener can be used to even the surface.
2.2 Mixing the adhesive. Before use, mix 100 weight parts of KIWOBOND 1000 HMT with 20 weight parts of KIWODUR 1000 HMT. If no scale is at hand, mix 100 volume parts KIWOBOND 1000 HMT with 10 volume parts KIWODUR 1000 HMT. For higher solvent resistance and for precoating of the frame, the ratio of hardener can be increased. However, when increasing the amount of hardener the adhesive becomes more brittle.
2.3 Applying the adhesive Using pressure apply the adhesive with a short bristle brush or scraper-type applicator onto the bonding area of the mesh. Make sure that a sufficient amount of adhesive is worked through the mesh and obtains contact with the frame. Bubbles showing through the mesh indicate poor contact between mesh and frame.
2.4 Curing / Drying time The adhesive dries in about 3-7 minutes depending on application thickness and room temperature. After approximately 3-7 minutes the frame can be cut away from the stretching unit. After 3-4 hours the adhesive is relatively resistant to solvents and water and overlacquering or degreasing is possible. The complete chemical resistance is achieved after 24 hours.
2.5 Protective lacquers If the frames are used in automatic screen washing units or if the adhesive has prolonged contact with solvents, over lacquering with Estelan AR is recommended.

3. PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

Cleaning: 
Uncured: Acetone
Cured: Pregan DL
Color: 
Kiwobond 1000 HMT: red
Kiwodur 1000 HMT: dark-red
Potlife: 
40 - 90 minutes in open containers
Shelf life: 
1 Year at 68°F 20°C
Flash point: 
Kiwobond 1000 HMT: -18°C 0°F
Kiwodur 1000 HMT: -4°C 25°F
TLV: 
750 ppm Acetone
400 ppm Ethyl Acetate
Kiwodur 1000 HMT contains
VOC: 
701 grams/liter 5.84 lbs/gal
HMIS rating: 
Health - 2
Flammability - 4
Reactivity - 1

4. PERSONAL PROTECTION / SAFETY
KIWOBOND 1000 HMT and KIWODUR 1000 HMT are highly flammable. Keep away from sources of ignition. DO NOT SMOKE.
Do not breathe fumes. Working areas must be well ventilated. Wear chemical-splash eye goggles and protective gloves. Use respiratory protection if exposure limits are exceeded. See Material Safety Data sheet for additional information.

5. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Do not empty into drains. Completely hardened and dried adhesive can be eliminated as non-hazardous solid waste. Consult your local authorities for local regulations.

6. PACKAGING
700 gr. Sets, 4.5 kg sets

7. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For additional product information, please visit our web site at www.kiwo.com. For further information contact your KIWO distributor or KIWO direct.

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