Special Glue for Container Houses

Special glue for container houses recommends Henkel Loctite series polyurethane glue and Jitai 123 chloroprene rubber adhesive, with detailed introductions as follows:

Henkel Loctite Series Polyurethane Glue

• Product Models: Henkel Loctite UK 8306 B5, Loctite UK 5401, Henkel Loctite UK 8102, UK 5400, Henkel LOCTITE UK 8103 B30, Henkel LOCTITE UK 8303 B25, Henkel LOCTITE UK 8103 B4 LV, etc.
• Product Characteristics: These glues are solvent-free two-component adhesives based on polyurethane. By mixing the two components (resin component and hardener component), a hard elastic adhesive is formed through a chemical reaction. After curing, the product shows no measurable volume change and may exhibit different colors between different batches due to the use of natural raw materials.
• Application Areas: Mainly used for bonding pre-treated metals, wood, and plastics with rigid foams, particularly suitable for the production and assembly of sandwich components such as vehicles, containers, and the construction industry. Some products can also be used as potting, filling, and coating compounds.
• Advantages: They have high strength, weather resistance, chemical resistance, and other characteristics, meeting the usage requirements of container houses in various environments.

Jitai 123 Chloroprene Rubber Adhesive

• Product Characteristics: Chloroprene rubber-based, naturally affinity for iron, aluminum, and galvanized sheets, no primer required, and can bond firmly even with uncleaned welding slag. Quick surface drying, no sagging, can be applied vertically or upside down without dripping. Maintains elasticity from -20°C to 80°C, does not crack in winter, and does not become sticky in summer.
• Application Areas: Special waterproof caulking sealant for containers, welding seam leak repair adhesive, and joint sealing for truck body color steel sheets, etc.
• Advantages: Bonds accurately, lasts long, and dries smartly. It can quickly solve the problem of water leakage in container welding seams, and does not delaminate due to thermal expansion and contraction. It remains flexible after three years of exposure to wind and sun.