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Solvent-Based Adhesives

When the substrate is tough, the temperature range is extreme, or the bond has to hold under chemical exposure, solvent-based systems still set the standard. Neoprene, synthetic elastomer, and acrylic PSA formulations for the demanding end of industrial bonding.

Overview

Maximum performance on difficult substrates.

Solvent-based adhesives deliver the strongest bonds Spartan manufactures. Used where water-based and hot-melt chemistries can't meet the spec — outdoor service, fuel and oil exposure, broad temperature ranges (-70°F to 300°F), or substrates that resist surface wetting.

Our line includes neoprene cements for general industrial assembly, synthetic-elastomer cements for foam and rubber, and acrylic PSAs with FDA approval for skin-contact applications. We also formulate low-VOC alternatives where regulations require them.

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Solvent-based adhesives
Typical Applications

The bonds water-based can't make.

Foam Fabrication

SBR closed-cell foam, polyurethane foam, and rubber-to-rubber assembly with full chemical and oil resistance.

Automotive Trim & Interior

Vinyl, cloth, plastics, and headliner assembly with heat and creep resistance.

Metal Bonding

Neoprene-based systems for metal-to-metal and metal-to-substrate bonds with outstanding peel and shear.

Life Preservers & Marine

USCG-specification adhesive for unicellular plastic foam — adult and child PFDs.

Laminations

Paper, cloth, foil, plastics, PVC, and sponge foam laminations with plasticizer migration resistance.

Temporary Tattoos

FDA-approved, silk-screenable acrylic PSAs safe for skin contact.

Industrial Assembly

Cloth, paper, plastics, wood, and metal in environments with chemical or temperature stress.

Outdoor Applications

Bonds that hold from -70°F to 300°F and resist UV, water, and chemical exposure.

Crosslinking Modifiers

Specialty isocyanate-functional crosslinkers for upgrading organic acid adhesive performance.

Product Catalog

Solvent-based adhesive product line.

High-performance neoprene and synthetic elastomer adhesives, plus acrylic pressure-sensitives and crosslinking modifiers.

ProductPrimary UseCharacteristics
SA-96401 Neoprene, high-viscosityCloth, paper, plastics, wood, and metals. Outstanding peel and shear strength with superior creep resistance under load. Maximum temperature resistance.
SA-96402 Neoprene, low-viscosityCloth, paper, plastics, wood, and metals. Same performance profile as SA-96401 with lower viscosity for spray and roll-coat application.
SA-96851 Neoprene, medium open timeCloth, paper, plastics, wood, metals. Outstanding peel and shear; superior creep resistance. Operating range -70°F to 300°F.
SA-96981 Acrylic PSAFDALaminations of paper, cloth, foil, sponge foam, plastics, PVC. Resists plasticizer migration. Excellent tack stability; superior aging resistance to light, chemicals, and heat. Safe for temporary tattoos. Silk-screenable.
SA-96283 Synthetic elastomer, vinyl-dipped foamCloth, vinyls, plastic, foams, sponge, plasticized materials. Meets USCG specification 160.055-3(f) for life preservers. Tough and flexible bonds; resists heat, water, oils, gasoline.
SA-82185-BLVOC Low-VOC SBR foam adhesiveSBR closed-cell foam rubber. Reduced VOC vs. competitive products. Outstanding peel and shear; superior creep resistance; chemical and oil resistance.
SA-96586 SBR foam adhesiveSBR closed-cell foam rubber. Outstanding peel and shear; superior creep resistance; resists many chemicals and oils.
SA-96272B Synthetic elastomer general purposeIndustrial bonding with chemical and oil exposure. Outstanding peel and shear; superior creep resistance under load.
SA-50 Crosslinking modifierDilute crosslinking solution to modify organic acid adhesives. Isocyanate functional crosslinking. Compatible with most aromatic and aliphatic hydrocarbons.

Need something not on this list? We custom-formulate solvent-based adhesives for unique substrate combinations and regulatory profiles. Start a conversation.

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Solvent chemistry is a conversation, not a catalog.

Substrate, environment, regulatory profile, and application method all influence the right pick. Our applications engineers will help you specify.

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