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Camie 373

Manufacturer

Camie Campbell

Description

Camie 373 High Performance Adhesive is especially formulated to exhibit fast, aggressive tack with low soak-in for long lasting bonds, on such subtrates as foam, cloth, felt, cardboard, and paper. Camie 373 is excellent for a variety of jobs for industry, display and fixtures. It can be used to bond light weight materials to a variety of substances or itself. Camie 373 can offer temporary or permanent bonds. It is non-staining and white in color. This product is designed to meet the flammability criteria of the FAA 12 second vertical test.

Application


Properties

Container Size 24 Fluid oz. Container
Product Description Aerosol Adhesive
Net Weight 16.25 Ounces
Cans per Case 12
Case Dimensions-Inches 12 1/2"L x 9 3/8" W x 9 3/4" H
Case Weight 17.2 Pounds
Cases per Pallet 80 Cases
Appearance White
Odor Mint when Wet
Solvent System Isohexane, Acetone, Cyclohexane
Propellant DME & Hydrocarbon Blend
Bond Time

15 Seconds to 2 Minutes

Heat Resistance Max Service Temp 120°F
Solids 17% +/- 2%
Spray Pattern Mist
VOC % 63.8
VOC Compliant for CA & OTC Yes
Aerosol Flammability Level Level 3 Aerosols
Warranty Period One Year From Date Of Shipment
Food packaging Adhesive Complies with 21CFR 175.105 No
DOT Proper Shipping Name Consumer Commodity ORM-D for domestic ground shipment. (See MSDS for additional shipping information)

Data Sheet

Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

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Note: Technical information furnished is based on laboratory findings and is believed to be correct. No warranties of any kind are made except that the materials are of standard quality. All risk and liabilities arising from handling, storage and use of product, as well as compliance with applicable legal restrictions rest with the user. Nothing herein is to be taken as permission, inducement or recommendation to practice any patented invention or process without a license.