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Use of innovative environmentally friendly adhesives for wood veneer bonding; pp. 207–211
PDF | doi: 10.3176/proc.2012.3.10

Authors
Janis Kajaks, Skaidrite Reihmane, Ugis Grinbergs, Karlis Kalnins
Abstract

Hot-melts based on polyolefines (high density polyethylene, polypropylene) and thermoplastic textile fibre waste (polyurethane, polyamide-6) were used for wood veneer bonding. Investigation of their shear (adhesive) strength, bending strength, and water resistance showed that these adhesives could be used for birch wood veneer bonding and producing plywood for application in outdoor conditions.

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