Acrylic adhesive STEINEL 70110600 600 g

Strong hot-melt acrylic adhesive designed for demanding surfaces. The STEINEL 70110 (600 g) provides high resistance to ageing and stable performance at elevated temperatures while remaining flexible at low temperatures, allowing use in colder environments without becoming brittle. At an application nozzle temperature of 200°C it bonds diverse materials including wood, paper, coated paper, cardboard, rubber, CR, leather, metals and many plastics such as ABS, melamine, PC, PET, Plexiglas®/PMMA, PS and PVC. The adhesive sets firm within a maximum of 15 seconds and develops a strong bond after approximately 60 seconds. The product is supplied as a stick for hot-melt dispensers and the acrylate adhesive should be applied using a 4.5 mm long nozzle. (Times and recommendations are indicative.)

Advantages

High ageing resistance and temperature stability combined with good low-temperature flexibility. Fast initial set (≤15 s) and full bond strength reached in about 60 s. Suitable for a wide range of materials including many plastics and metals. Supplied in a 600 g stick format compatible with hot-melt dispensing systems and intended for use with a 4.5 mm nozzle.

Suitable for

• Bonding wood and wooden parts
• Fixing paper, coated paper and cardboard
• Joining rubber, CR and leather components
• Adhering metals and common plastics (ABS, PC, PET, PMMA/Plexiglas®, PS, PVC)

Key specifications

• Brand: Steinel
• Model / MPN: 70110
• Quantity: 600 g (stick)
• Application temperature: 200°C (nozzle temperature)
• Operating temperature range: -10°C to 75°C
• Initial setting time: up to 15 seconds
• Approximate time to strong bond: ~60 seconds
• Nozzle recommendation: 4.5 mm long nozzle
• Pack quantity: 20 pieces per pack (as sold)
• EAN: 4007841052416

How to use

Install the 600 g adhesive stick into a compatible hot-melt dispenser and heat to the recommended application temperature (about 200°C). Fit a 4.5 mm long nozzle and apply an even bead to one of the surfaces to be joined. Press the parts together within the initial set time (up to 15 seconds) to obtain handling strength, and allow about 60 seconds for a strong bond to form. Adjust dispensing speed and bead size according to material porosity and joint size. Observe the dispenser manufacturer’s safety and operating instructions.

Recommendations

For reliable results, test adhesion on representative substrates and adjust temperature, nozzle size and application rate as needed. Use personal protective equipment and follow safety guidelines for hot-melt equipment and high-temperature adhesives.