Bostik® L1096MR is a high-strength, solvent-based contact adhesive formulated for reliable bonding across a wide range of industrial materials. Engineered for fast tack, excellent bond strength, and dependable long-term performance, it is ideal for manufacturing, assembly, and fabrication environments.
High-strength contact adhesive for demanding industrial applications
Fast-drying formula provides quick tack and efficient workflow
Excellent adhesion to laminates, metals, wood, rubber, and many plastics
Brush, roller, or spray application for flexible use on the job
Forms strong, heat-resistant bonds suitable for long-term service
Available in multiple container sizes for various production needs
Bostik® L1096MR Contact Adhesive is designed for bonding decorative laminates, particleboard, plywood, metals, fabrics, cork, rigid plastics, and many similar substrates. Its solvent-based formulation provides fast evaporation, allowing rapid assembly of parts without compromising bond integrity. Once dry, L1096MR forms a strong, permanent bond that resists heat, creep, and moisture, making it suitable for high-demand environments including furniture production, cabinetry, aerospace components, and general fabrication. The adhesive can be applied with a brush, roller, or spray system, offering versatility in manufacturing workflows and consistent coverage for smooth, even adhesion.
Technical Specifications
Brand: Bostik®
Type: Solvent-Based Contact Adhesive
Color: Amber
Viscosity: 250–350 cP
Solids Content: 18–22%
Dry Time: Typically 10–15 minutes depending on conditions
Application Methods: Brush, roller, or spray
Substrates: Laminates, wood, particleboard, metals, rubber, and select plastics
Container Size: 1 Gallon (additional sizes may be added later)
The model arrived after a long delay on backorder (a few months). Pilots HQ was always pretty fast with a response when asked for updates, etc.
The issue is that the model arrived with the pre-drilled holes being misaligned, so that you could not assemble the wooden base to the metal stand. Fortunately, I had the tools available to somewhat fix the issue, but others may not.
