Let’s talk about the characteristics and disadvantages of instant glue

The unique ingredient of instant glue is cyanoacrylate glue, which is a solid glue that is single-component, has a relatively low viscosity, but has a relatively good transparency effect, and can solidify quickly at room temperature. The area bonded by instant glue will be relatively large, because most materials have good bonding effect, so it is also a type of room temperature curing glue. The biggest disadvantage of instant glue is that it cures too quickly, has poor water resistance, is relatively brittle, and is not easy to store.

Instant glue is a glue that can solidify quickly. This glue has a very short curing time, but it is also a relatively strong and fast adhesive. It can bond a variety of materials. It is widely used, especially in the wood industry. Instant glue is a single ingredient that does not require solvents or catalysts. It only needs to be heated or touched to bond together.

Due to the short storage time of quick-drying glue, the durability is not very good. Therefore, when mixing the glue, the group number can use corresponding additives to improve the use effect of the quick-drying agent. The bonding surface of cyanoacrylate does not need to be cleaned after use, but the temperature does not smell very good when used, because this is just a state formed after molding using methyl monomer.

Quick-drying glue does not require any temperature requirements. It can achieve the effect as long as it is bonded together. The effect is obvious and it is not prone to deterioration. Because of its strong adhesive strength, it is suitable for porous absorbent materials. The storage stability of cyanoacrylate is relatively good, so it only needs to be stored at room temperature, and no volatile substances are produced.