CRC Ultra High Strength Spray Aerosol Adhesive 550ml
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CRC Ultra High Strength (UHS) is a solvent-based contact adhesive in a 550ml aerosol. CRC's data sheet describes an ultra high strength adhesive that gives an immediate and permanent bond on a wide variety of surfaces, with a variable nozzle for controlled, accurate spraying.
CRC's product page lists wood, metal, concrete, some plastics, laminates, particle board and foam, and flooring including cork tiles, carpet, linoleum, hardwood and laminate. It is not suitable for polystyrene or for bonds immersed in water. The SDS classifies it as an extremely flammable aerosol.
Where this product is used
- Wood, metal and concrete
- Some plastics
- Laminates, particle board and foam
- Flooring: cork tiles, carpet, linoleum, hardwood and laminate
Features
- Ultra high strength contact adhesive giving an immediate, permanent bond (CRC)
- Heat resistance up to 75°C; temperature range -20°C to +75°C (CRC data sheet)
- Plasticiser safe: CRC says it resists breakdown from plasticiser migration
- Variable nozzle for controlled, accurate spraying and variable spray width
- White foam that dries clear (CRC data sheet)
- Working time 5-10 minutes while the adhesive tacks off
- CRC lists no clamping required, with maximum overall instant pressure applied once tacky
Key specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product type | Solvent-based contact adhesive, aerosol (CRC data sheet) |
| CRC product number | 8180 |
| Pack | 550ml aerosol |
| Colour | White foam, dries clear (data sheet) |
| Appearance (SDS) | Viscous clear liquid (aerosol dispensed) |
| Temperature range | -20°C to +75°C |
| Working time | 5-10 minutes |
| Coverage | 1m2 per aerosol can |
| Storage | Indoor temperature between 5°C and 30°C; do not store above 50°C |
| Flash point | Below 0°C (SDS); extremely flammable |
| Dangerous goods (SDS) | UN 1950, AEROSOLS, Class 2.1; marine pollutant |
| Hazard classification (SDS) | Signal word Danger. H222, H229, H315, H319, H336, H400, H410. Poison schedule S5 |
| Source | CRC Industries (Aust) technical data sheet version 08/2019 and safety data sheet 03/04/25 (revision 1.3); CRC Australia product page (crcindustries.com.au) |
Selecting the right option
This is a permanent contact bond. For a pressure-sensitive spray adhesive that stays repositionable for 1-2 minutes, see CRC ADOS Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive. CRC says UHS is not suitable for polystyrene.
Using it
CRC's directions: surfaces must be clean and dry, and pre-wiped. Spray an even layer on both surfaces, adjusting the nozzle for the spray width you need. CRC's page says to spray from 20-25cm, and to use the can and surfaces at 8°C or above.
Wait 5-10 minutes until the adhesive is tacky. Contact is immediate, so position accurately, then apply maximum overall instant pressure. For an extra strong bond, CRC's page says to apply two coats with 5 minutes between.
Test in a typical bonding situation before coating the full area. After use, CRC's page says to clean the valve by inverting the can.
Storage and handling
CRC says to store indoors at a temperature between 5°C and 30°C. Do not puncture, incinerate or store above 50°C.
Limits and safety
Classified on the SDS as an extremely flammable aerosol. Signal word Danger. H222: extremely flammable aerosol. H229: pressurised container, may burst if heated. H315: causes skin irritation. H319: causes serious eye irritation. H336: may cause drowsiness or dizziness. H400: very toxic to aquatic life. H410: very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. Poison schedule S5. Transport: UN 1950, aerosols, Class 2.1, marine pollutant. CRC's product page says it is not suitable for polystyrene and not for bonds immersed in water. Read the safety data sheet before use.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum temperature for CRC Ultra High Strength Spray Adhesive?
CRC's data sheet lists heat resistance up to 75°C and a temperature range of -20°C to +75°C.
Is CRC Ultra High Strength Spray Adhesive suitable for polystyrene?
No. CRC's product page states it is not suitable for use on polystyrene.
Does CRC Ultra High Strength need clamping?
CRC's data sheet lists no clamping required, but says to apply maximum overall instant pressure once the surfaces are tacky.
How long should it tack off before joining?
CRC says 5-10 minutes, until the solvent has evaporated and the adhesive is tacky.
Can it be used on bonds that are immersed in water?
No. CRC's product page says not to use it for bonds that are immersed in water.
Is CRC Ultra High Strength Spray Adhesive hazardous?
Yes. The SDS (03/04/25, revision 1.3) classifies it as an extremely flammable aerosol, signal word Danger, and lists H336 and H410 (very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects). It is UN 1950, Class 2.1, marine pollutant.
Related products
See also: CRC ADOS Multi-Purpose Spray Adhesive, CRC ADOS F2 Multi-Purpose Contact Adhesive, CRC ADOS F3 Non-Drip Contact Adhesive 8020 - 500ml.
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