ELANTAS AD-1147

Main features

Heat-Activated Surface Preparation Cure
Metals, Glass, Glass-Fiber Laminates, Wood, and Leather
2,000 cP Application Viscosity

Product Description

CONAP® AD-1147 Adhesive Primer is a high-strength, solvent-borne adhesive primer for bonding liquid polyurethane compounds to inorganic and organic substrates during cure. The amber polymer solution is documented for aluminum alloys, magnesium, iron, steel, glass, glass-fiber laminates, wood, and leather. It may be applied by brush, spray, roller coating, or doctor blade and requires heat activation before the liquid urethane is introduced. Typical as-supplied properties include 2,000 cP viscosity, 24% solids content, and 0.90 specific gravity at 25°C.

Key features

Liquid-urethane bonding primer: The primer is formulated to bond polyurethane compounds to prepared substrates during cure.
Broad substrate coverage: Documented substrates include metals, glass, glass-fiber laminates, wood, and leather.
Heat-activated film: The applied primer is activated by baking for one to two hours at 82°C to 93°C.

Applications / Suitable for

Priming metals for liquid polyurethane bonding
Priming glass and glass-fiber laminates
Priming wood and leather for polyurethane overmolding

TDS, SDS & Technical Documents

Technical Specifications

No specifications available.

Additional Information

Technical properties

As-supplied / before-processing properties

Typical as-supplied or processing-state values unless otherwise stated. These values are not sales specifications.

Property	Value	Unit	Method / condition
Product form	Solvent-borne adhesive primer	N/A	As supplied
Color	Amber	N/A	As supplied
Viscosity	2,000	cP	At 25°C
Solids content	24	%	Typical
Specific gravity	0.90	N/A	At 25°C
Shelf stability	15	months	Original unopened container
Air-dry time	≥1	h	After final coat
Activation bake	1 to 2	h	At 82°C to 93°C