3M™ Super 77™ Multipurpose Spray Adhesive, Low VOC, Clear, 24 floz (Net Wt 18.0 oz), 12 Can/Case
- 3M Product Number 77
- 3M ID 7100410284
- UPC 00068060769060
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- FOR INDUSTRIAL USE ONLY: This product is designed exclusively for industrial applications
- AGGRESSIVE TACK: Offers a fast, medium-strength initial grab for a quick bond
- REPOSITION AND ADJUST: Features a 15-minute open time to properly position and bond materials
- LOW SOAK-IN: Supports low soak-in to help provide soft, non-dimpling adhesive lines
- FOR INDUSTRIAL PROFESSIONALS: Provides medium-strength bonding for demanding applications
- VERSATILE ADHESIVE: Bonds paper, corrugated board, fabric, foam, wood, and more
- AEROSOL CONVENIENCE: Ready-to-use format requires no mixing or special equipment setup
- CERTIFICATIONS: GREENGUARD™ certified; compliant with CARB and OTC VOC requirements; supporting potential LEED® credit qualification; and recognized in the U.S. for contributing to healthier indoor air quality standards in commercial and institutional buildings
3M™ Super 77™ Spray Adhesive Low VOC is used across a wide range of industrial applications. This solvent-based adhesive has an aggressive tack that offers a high initial grab as well as sufficient open time to properly position and bond materials. Its low soak-in properties give you time to find the best fit for your applications. This attribute also helps create soft, non-dimpling adhesive lines. Reach for 3M™ Super 77™ Spray Adhesive Low VOC for your next project.
3M applies the science of adhesion to deliver innovative solutions that enhance design and manufacturing processes worldwide, helping customers bring competitive products to market more quickly and efficiently. In particular, 3M™ Super 77™ Spray Adhesive Low VOC provides fast-acting, long-lasting performance and meets applicable 2017 California Air Resource Board VOC limits for mist spray adhesives. It is well-suited for general industrial maintenance and repair projects, attaching fiberglass insulation, and bonding thin materials such as foils, paper, cardboard, fabric, and more.
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