Sabre introduces a series of high performance polyurethane adhesives
Sabre, a New Zealand-based company, has launched a range of polyurethane adhesives for laminating, building and construction, thermal insulation and flooring. These diverse polyurethane adhesives have been praised for their high performance, physical properties, flexibility, and the wide range of materials available for adhesion, including metals, plastics, and wood.
Sabre has been heavily involved in adhesives. Since 2005, the company has been producing technologically advanced adhesives, sealants, coatings and other products for use in specialized industries. Through years of collaboration with an international team of chemists, they have managed to develop breakthrough formulations that have undergone rigorous testing.
Polyurethane adhesive
Sabre Adhesives offers market leading liquid polyurethane adhesives suitable for bonding and laminating in a wide variety of applications. Polyurethane is usually produced by the chemical reaction of polyols with isocyanates and can be used as a one-component binder (1K) or a two-component binder (2K). Sabre's new line of polyurethane adhesives is designed to enable structural bonding of a variety of materials and substrates, producing composite structures that reduce weight, improve efficiency, improve durability and reduce manufacturing costs. The adhesive can be customized for specific applications, providing flexibility to meet individual needs.
Sabre's expertise in panel lamination bonding technology has made their adhesives highly sought after in the industry. Their solvent-free polyurethane adhesives are designed to meet the demanding requirements of a variety of applications, including insulating boards, composite materials, door panel manufacturing, and textile and laminate bonding. Professional polyurethane chemicals developed by Sabre exhibit high bonding strength, temperature resistance and bonding flexibility. This technique helps improve panel adhesion, eliminate delamination and increase production speed.
One component wet cured polyurethane adhesive
One of Sabre's standout products is one component wet cured polyurethane adhesives, including SabreBond, which was developed specifically for panel lamination applications. This adhesive is known for its excellent flexibility, bonding strength and heat resistance, making it a durable and reliable choice for bonding two surfaces.
One component thermosetting polyurethane adhesive
Sabre also offers heat-cured one-component polyurethane adhesives that cure when there is heat coming from outside. These rigid curables offer superior strength to moisture curables and are ideal for simple assembly applications to meet a wide range of requirements.
Two-component 2K polyurethane adhesive system
Two-component polyurethane adhesive is a multi-component material, and its modification is easier than that of one component adhesive. Sabre offers a large range of two-component 2K polyurethane adhesives for a wide range of industries and applications. These products can help even the most complex projects with their high strength and excellent heat resistance.
2026-08-21
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