Super Glue 7.5gr - Bison

Working conditions

Not to be applied at temperatures below +10°C.

Personal safety

Cyanoacrylate adhesives harden extremely quickly in the presence of moisture (such as air humidity, moisture in the skin, perspiration, skin sebum, tears). Care must therefore be taken during use, particularly as regards children and contact with the skin and eyes. But even without treatment, cyanoacrylate adhesives dissolve naturally with time.

Surface requirements

Materials to be glued should be clean, dry, free of dust and grease and well-fitting.

Preliminary surface treatment

• Any dust, oil, grease, wax or separating agent should therefore be thoroughly removed from the surfaces to be stuck together. The best way to achieve this is to rub the parts a number of times with appropriate solvents, such as acetone (if this is suitable for the material – check first!).
• For metals and metal alloys it is usually sufficient to roughen the surface using emery paper or by grinding or brushing.

Tools

Can be applied directly from the tube using the fine dispensing nozzle.

Handling of packaging

• To pierce the membrane, turn the whole cap clockwise firmly onto the tube. Unscrew the cap to reveal applicator – ready!
• Do not press the tube while piercing.

Directions for use

Apply adhesive as thinly as possible (less than one drop) to one of the parts to be bonded (too much glue severely slows the curing!). The nozzle should hereby touch the surface. Immediately join the parts and press together for a short time (10-60 sec.) so that the adhesive is evenly distributed across the surfaces. Hand pressure suffices. The joint can be reinforced still further by allowing some extra adhesive to flow into the glued seam. When bonding metal, the curing time can be reduced by breathing on the part to which the adhesive has been applied before joining the parts. Clean the spout of the tube immediately after use, using a dry cloth, and properly close the tube by turning back the black cap. Expose the adhesive to air as little as possible.

Advice

• If the skin becomes stuck, soak for as long as possible in warm soapy water and prise apart carefully without using force; moisturise the skin afterwards.
• A further possibility is to rub the fingers in warm water and push a paperclip or piece of wire between them. After some time the fingers can be separated. The affected areas may also be treated immediately with acetone or nail polish remover. As organic solvents also remove grease, we recommend applying hand cream afterwards. Should any specks of adhesive remain, these can be rubbed away using a pumice stone. In the event of the product being sprayed into the eyes or mouth, the eyes or mouth must be kept open and rinsed with plenty of water. If necessary, seek medical advice.
• Because of the particular fumes developed by cyanoacrylate adhesives, it is advisable to ventilate the premises well when using relatively large quantities.

Points of attention

Note: Instant glue contains cyanoacrylate. Dangerous: sticks skin and eyelids together within seconds. Keep out of reach of children. If contact with the skin has occurred, avoid forced attempts to remove the adhesive. In such cases, the skin will automatically reject the adhesive. Subsequently wash skin with water. If the adhesive has ended up in the eyes, then keep eyelids open, rinse immediately with water and consult a doctor. Separate bonded fingers by soaking them well in water and then rolling a pencil between them.

Stains/residue

Remove wet adhesive residue immediatelywith a dry cloth or similar After curing is becomes very difficult to remove the adhesive residues. Acetone will dissolve the adhesive (very slowly).

Storage conditions

Store in a dry, cool, frost-free place. Storage below +5°C (in refrigerator) ensures maximum shelf life.