Application:

For all bonds with good heat resistance (Watt '91) requiring increased resistance to wet environments, e.g. for doors, windows and furniture in high-humidity areas. General-purpose glue for soft and hardwood bonding, as well as for particleboard and other wood-based substrates.

Characteristics / Directions for Use:

If used according to instructions, Jowacoll® 107.20 will meet durability class D4 according to EN 204/205. Meets >7.0 N/mm² according to EN 14257 (Watt '91). Meets the FFF-FKS-EMPA guideline 08.03/2013. Slow setting , the glue sets fast at temperatures above 70°C. We recommend that all materials coming into contact with the glue are made of high-quality stainless steel (German standard V4A according to DIN EN 10027 – W‑No. 1.4571 or better) or of inert plastics, e.g. Teflon, PP, polyamide. Avoid contact with other metals like zinc, brass, copper or aluminium. For more information, contact the equipment manufacturer or our technical service. For all standard applicator systems. During storage, the viscosity of the product may increase due to chemical reactions of the ingredients that cannot be influenced. Higher storage temperatures promote that increase in viscosity. We therefore recommend using a suitable tool to stir the product before use. This reduces the viscosity. Storage at higher temperatures will lead to considerably shorter shelf life. The different composition of the wood ingredients, depending on e.g. the wood species, origin, logging time, and treatment, may lead to (possibly delayed) discolouring. For instance, due to the reaction between iron and tannic acid. Avoid contact with alkaline substrates. * The data indicated above was determined at 6 – 10 % wood moisture following EN 204/205 (20 °C / 65 % RH), with a glue application of approx. 150 g/m². Our Application Technology Department and our Application Specialists will provide technical data to assist you in your choice of an appropriate product for your requirements. Please observe the information in the section “Remarks”.

Cleaning:

Machines and equipment may be cleaned after use with warm or cold water, using Jowat® Cleaner Concentrate 192.40.

Storage:

The product should remain stored in properly closed original containers, dry and cool (15 – 25 °C). Storage temperatures below +10 °C and above +30 °C lead to drastic change in viscosity, may alter the adhesive properties and must be avoided! May be stored at storage temperatures from 10 to 15 °C for up to 6 months. May be stored at storage temperatures from 15 to 20 °C for up to 4 months. May be stored at storage temperatures from 20 to 25 °C for up to 2 months. For best-before date at 20 °C, please see container label. After the elapse of the best-before date, it is essential that you again verify that the product is fit for your intended application. Protect from frost!

Packaging:

Information about packaging types and units is available upon request.

Remarks:

For further information concerning safety, handling, transport and disposal, please refer to the Safety Data Sheet. The information on this data sheet is based on test results from our laboratories as well as on reported experience gained in the field by our customers. It can, however, not cover all parameters for each specific application and is therefore not binding upon Jowat, nor should it be relied upon in lieu of your own required testing. The information given in this leaflet does not represent a performance guarantee. Unless otherwise agreed with our customers, the values stated in the section “Specification” shall be regarded as the finally agreed upon product properties. No liability may be derived from the information contained herein nor from the information provided by our free technical advisory service.

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