User Guide

3M
Fastbond
Contact Adhesive 2000NF
From spray to trim and post forming in seconds
• Bonding range up to 2 hours for
flexibility in speed of assembly
Immediate handling strength for fast
throughput
Ultimate shear strength of 350 psi
for reliability exceeding many
solvent-based adhesives
High solids for more economical use
of adhesive (up to 3.5x more coverage
than a typical solvent-based product)
Resistance to the temperatures found
in truck shipping and warehouses
Two-part low pressure spray mixed
outside of nozzle to resist plugging
and help reduce overspray
Heat activatable for fast post forming
Versatility to
bond plastic
laminate, plastics,
particle board,
plywood, flexible
urethane and latex
foams, partition
fabrics, carpeting,
painted metal, and
more throughout a
modular office.
After only one-minute, 3M
Fastbond
Contact Adhesive 2000NF
reaches 50 psi on a birch-to-birch overlap bond.
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Fastbond 2000-NF Adhesive Conventional Water-based Contact Adhesive
3M
Fastbond
Contact Adhesive 2000NF Strength Build-up
(Lap Shear) Versus Conventional Water-based Contact Adhesive
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NOTE: The values above are typical and should not be used for specification purposes. User should test for specific application suitability.
Benefits of neoprene adhesive
All 3M
Fastbond
Contact Adhesives are neoprene-
based for such characteristics as excellent resistance
to aging, rapid strength build-up, long bonding range,
excellent resistance to continuous load stress, and
good resistance to heat, water, and chemicals.
For applications ranging from
countertop lamination to marine carpet
bonding and interior automotive trim,
3M
Fastbond
Contact Adhesive
2000NF helps accelerate production
speed of rigid and soft laminations
beyond most water-based and
conventional solvent-based systems.
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