GLUES ABRASIVES SCREWS - Wurth

GLUES 

ABRASIVES 

SCREWS 

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Würth UK Ltd 

The Würth Group’s core business is the global supply of fixing and assembly materials through an international 

network of companies. Our aim is to be the market leader in assembly technology and related products, we 

achieve this by offering customers reliability, quality, and an expert and available sales force. 

Within the UK, Würth operate four clearly defined and targeted divisions. These are 

• Wood 

• Construction 

• Automotive 

• Metal 

Each Division has a clearly defined and structured operating plan with professional Sales Representatives 

available with the latest product information and industry trends. 

Wood Division 

The Wood Division serves customers in the entire woodworking and wood processing trade, typically joiners, 

carpenters and window makers (wood and vinyl). The product spectrum covers furniture fittings, the entire range 

of fastening materials and sealing technology as well as tools, machines, abrasives and chemical technical 

products. 

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PVA WOOD 

ADHESIVE 

APPLICATION 

Würth PVA Adhesives are specifically formulated for use 

with all hard and soft woods where a fast, high strength 

bond is required. 

BENEFITS 

• Fast setting 

• Clear when dried 

• High bond strength 

• Extended “open” time 

• Excellent water resistance 

• For use in hot and cold presses and RF bonding 

Technical Specification 

Type 

Reactive PVA Emulsion 

Colour 

White (Clear when dry) 

Curing Time 20mins - Full strength 24hrs 

Industry Approval (P3) BS 4071, DIN 6803 Cat B 

Range 

1kg, 5kg, 25kg, quick set 500g 


PU ADHESIVE 

APPLICATION 

Würth offers a full range of Polyurethane Adhesives. 

These are one component, moisture curing adhesives for 

use with all hard and soft wood. 

BENEFITS 

• One component 

• Moisture curing - various curing times from 5mins 

• Gap filling properties 

• Resistant to solvents when cured 

• Can be sanded when cured 


Type 

Isocyanate Base 

Colour 

Yellow/Brown 

Curing Time 40mins @ 20°C full strength 24hrs 

Industry Approval D4 EN204 

Range 

310ml, 700ml, 1kg 


WEB SPRAY 

ADHESIVE 

APPLICATION 

Würth Web Spray Contact Adhesive provides a cost effective, 

high strength bond for use in bonding laminates, 

edge bonding, veneering, etc. 

BENEFITS 

• High strength 

• Flexible when cured 

• Water resistant 

• Temperature resistant up to 93°C 

• Disposable canister 

• Extended ‘open time’ 


Type 

Synthetic rubber 

Colour 

Clear or red 

Curing Time 24 hrs full strength 

Range 

500ml aerosol and 17kg canister 


SUPERGLUE / 

MITRE KIT 

APPLICATION 

Würth offer a full range of superglue, activator and mitre 

kits. These adhesives are 2-part cyanoacrylate based 

for fast drying adhesion of wood mitre joints, plastic, 

rubber and metal. 

BENEFITS 

• Good chemical resistance 

• Rapid setting 

• Temperature resistant -60°C to 80°C 

• Mitre Kit = Approx 100 joints 


Type 

Cyanoacrylate 

Colour 

Clear 

Bonding Time 10seconds 

Curing Time 5minutes 

Range 

20ml, 50ml Glue Thin/Thick 

Grades 

200ml Activator 


PUR GUN JOINERY ADHESIVE 

• Würth gun glue is an ideal product for use in 

joinery, furniture, carpentry, flooring and roofing 

installations. 

• Rapid curing 

• Fast and accurate application 

PUR CONSTRUCTION ADHESIVE 

• Gap filling adhesive 

• D4 in accordance with DIN EN204 

• Temperature resistant from -30°C to 100°C 

PANEL ADHESIVE 

• Ideal for panel and batten bonding 

• Fast panel construction without nails, screws 

• High slump resistance 

SOLVENT FREE ADHESIVE 

• Solvent free (Ideal for public buildings health and 

safety) 

• Ideal for panel and batten bonding 

• Fast panel construction without nails, screws 

• High slump resistance 

CONTACT ADHESIVE 

• High tack, low viscosity neoprene contact adhesive 

• For use with a wide range of materials 

• Drying time 10 - 15minutes 

FLOORING ADHESIVE 

• MS Polymer based 

• Solvent free 

• Free from Isocyanate 


WEB SPRAY ADHESIVE 500ml 

• Variable spray nozzle 

• 3 position spray pattern 


HIGH STRENGTH SPRAY 

ADHESIVE 

• Variable spray nozzle 


• Economical in use 

UNIVERSAL GLUE EXTRA 

• For use with many materials 

• Temperature resistant to 11°C 

• Easily spreadable 

MIRROR ADHESIVE 310ml 

• For bonding silver mirrors in accordance with 

EN1036 DIN 1238 

• Odour neutral and waterproof 

• Silicone free 

ONE SHOT GLUE 

• Suitable for general joinery and cabinet work 

• Good gap filling properties 

• Conforms to BS1204: Parts 1-2 BSEN203 P+D3 







HAND SANDING 

MACHINE SANDING 

LONG BELTS 

WIDE BELTS 


HAND SANDING 

ALUMINIUM OXIDE ROLL 


Grain Aluminium Oxide 

Bond Resin over Resin 

Baking “C” Weight Paper 

Coating Semi open 

Grit Range 80 - 400 

JEPUFLEX ROLL 




Baking “F” Weight 

Coating Closed 


YELLOW ROLL 




Baking 40g - 150 E Weight 

180 - 320 D-E Weight 

Coating Open 



VELCRO HAND BLOCK 

• Ergonomic design for ease of use 

VELCRO STRIPS 

• Suitable for use on paints, hardwoods and softwoods 

ABRASIVE SPONGE 

• Abrasive paper and pad in one 

• Dry sanding 

• Adapts to any shape 

ABRASIVE PAD 

• Abrasive paper for dry sanding 

• Especially suitable to surface sanding 

GRINDING FLEECE DISCS 

• For use with an eccentric grinder 

• Manual treatment 

GRINDING FLEECE PADS 

• For use with orbital grinder 

• Manual treatment 


HAND SANDING 

MACHINE 

APPLICATION 

For sanding of soft and hard woods, fillers, paints and 

lacquers 

BENEFITS 

• Durable 

• All round sanding applications 


Grain 

Aluminium Oxide 

Bond 

Resin Over Resin 

Baking P80 - P150 D Weight 

P180 - P800 C Weight 

Coating Semi Open 

Diameter 125mm - 150mm 

Grit Range 40 to 240 


PLAIN DISC 

• Suitable for hard and soft woods, MDF, chipboard 

and veneers 

6 HOLE DISC 

• Suitable for hard and soft woods, MDF, Chipboard 

and veneers 

ALUMINIUM OXIDE PLAIN 

DISC 

• Suitable for preparation of painted or lacquered 

surfaces and bare timber 

6 HOLE ALUMINIUM OXIDE 

• Suitable for preparation of painted or lacquered 

surfaces and bare timber 

125mm ALUMINIUM OXIDE 

• Suitable for preparation of hardwoods and denibbing 

ABRANET PAD PROTECTION 

DISC 

• For protecting base plate of sanding machines 

• Multiple holes improve dust extraction. 


ABRANET DUST FREE 

SANDING 

APPLICATION 

Sanding of both soft and hard wood, intermediate sanding 

of paint and lacquer, sanding of filler. 

BENEFITS 

• High performance longer life span than traditional 

abrasives 

• Dust free sanding 


Grain 


Bond 

Resin Over Resin 

Baking Polyamide Fabric 


Diameter 125mm - 150mm 



BELT SANDER 

APPLICATION 

Hand held sanding machine 

BENEFITS 

• Maximum material removal 

• Non-clogging 

• Long life 

• Even finish 


Grain 


Bond 

Resin 

Baking Cloth 

Coating Semi Open 

Diameter 75 - 533 

100 - 560 

100 - 610 



SANDING BELT 

• Aggressive coating for maximum material 

removal 

• Non clogging 

• Long service life 

POWER FILE BELT 

• Abrasive belt for profile metal sections and for 

parts. 

• Superior finish 

MINI SANDING BELTS 

• Aluminium Oxide 

• High working capacity 

• Suitable for metals, wood and fillers 

MINI ARBOR 

• For use with mini sanding belts 

BELT DRESSER 

• Prolongs belt life 

• Removes waste material 

• Puts an end to dull belts 


WIDE BELT 

APPLICATION 

Wide belt sanding 

BENEFITS 

• Bespoke sizes available 

• Special top technology ensures dust free sanding 


Grain 


Bond 

Resin over Resin 

Backing Paper / Cloth 


Diameter All sizes available 

Grit Range P40 - P800 


LONG BELTS 

APPLICATION 

Narrow Belt sanding 

BENEFITS 

High performance sanding belt for all woodworking 

applications. 


Grain 


Bond 

Resin over Resin 

Baking Paper 


Diameter All sizes available 

Grit Range P60 - P150 







TOP QUALITY 

WOOD SCREWS 

APPLICATION 

For use with most woods and particle boards. 

BENEFITS 

• Deep stamped pozi drive head 

• Steel tempered 

• Plastic coating 


Drive Pozi 

Material Steel 

Coatings Yellow / BZP / Burnished 

Dia 3mm upto 6mm 

Lengths 10mm to 240mm 


PANEL SCREWS 

• For attaching wooden handles and wardrobe 

back panels 

• Flanged raised countersink head 

Drive Pozi 

Finish 

Dia 

Length 

Yellow 

3mm - 4mm 

30mm - 45mm 

PIANO HINGE SCREW 

• Suitable for small, thin, flush hinges 

• Special “reduced” countersink 

• Head diameter only 5mm 

Drive 

Finish 

Dia 

Length 

DRYWALL SCREWS 

• Twin thread and deep thread for assembly onto 

wooden structures 

• Securing plasterboard 

• Self countersink available. Drive Phillips 

Finish Black Phosphate 

WINDOW SCREWS 

Pozi 

Yellow /Burnished / Zinc 

3mm 

12mm - 25mm 

Dia 3.5, 4, 5 

Length 

19mm - 90mm 

• Friction stay screws 

• Transom 

• Furniture 

• Reinforced 

• Retention bar 

• Multi- chamber sections 

Drive 

Finish 

Material 

Phillips 

BZP, Yellow, A2 

Austenetic, Stainless 

Steel 

Dia 3.9, 4, 4.2, 4.8 

Length 

16mm - 38mm 


ASSY SCREWS 

FROM HEAD TO TIP, AN ABSOLUTE 

WHIZ! 

DISCOVER THE ADVANTAGES OF THE NEW ASSY 

GENERATION 

AW drive: More power 

• Optimum transmission of power 

• Very good snug fit 

• Fast location 

• Secure settling of the screw 

• Almost no unscrewing of the bit 

• No wobbling 

• Does not damage the surface coating of the screw 

• Only five bit sizes for the diameters 3 to 12mm 

Milling pockets – countersink anywhere! 

Fewer chips 

• Suitable for wood and fittings 

• Minimum damage to coated wood surfaces 

• Fewer chips on the surface 

End mill 

The “auxiliary motor” for low force 

(From Dia. = 5mm, L = 70mm) 

• Minimising of the screw in and head countersinking torque, especially 

with long screws 

• Protection of screw in tools 

Asymmetric thread – faster speed 

• Low screw in torque 

• High over turning force 

• Faster screwing in than conventional particle board screws 

• Double thread: 3 – 4.5mm, Coarse thread: 5 – 12.0mm 

Ring/Counter thread – 

Less tendency of the wood to split, very few blow outs 

(Ring thread = 3 – 4.5mm, counter thread = 5 – 12mm) 

• Minimal splitting forces, especially when screwing in at edges 

• Minimising the screw in torque 

• Blow outs are avoided to a high degree thanks to the punching 

Effect of the ring thread 


ASSY SK 

APPLICATION 

For use in timber construction, timber frame housing and 

roofing. 

Trada technologies have assessed the ASSY 111 SK screw 

and found it was a suitable replacement for the M12 coach 

bolt when joining trimming joists. 

CERTIFICATION 

• Trada tested and approved 

• END MILL: End mill after the thread reduces the 

screw in torque glide by 20% 

• TIME SAVING: Plastic guide coated asymmetrical 

coarse thread means 30% saving in working time. 

The ASSY SK screws are covered by a European 

Technical Approval (ETA-11/0190) 


Drive AW 

Material Tempered steel / Stainless steel 

Coatings Galvanised / Yellow 

Dia 6mm - 8mm 

Lengths 60mm - 400mm 


ASSY KOMBI 

FEATURES: 

THREAD: Plastic guide coated asymmetrical coarse 

thread means 30% savings in working time. 

THIN SHAFT: Thin shaft enables a tension free connection. 

END MILL: Milling section after the thread reduces the 

screw in torque 

AW DRIVE: Improved power and transmission 

LONG LIFE: Prevents surface from being damaged 

ASSY RS PLUS DECKING 

SCREW 

FEATURES: 

• Stainless steel for decking / flooring 

• Serrated shank prevents squeaking. 

• Self-drilling tip 


ASSY PLUS 

APPLICATION: 

END GRAIN: Ideal for screwing end grain “even 

MDF’ 

THREAD: Special asymmetrical thread design for 

faster screw insertions 

DRILL TIP: No pre drilling required 

AMO III 

APPLICATION: 

For installing wood and UPVC door frames. 

SAVES TIME: No anchor required short installation time 

• Removable 

• Self-countersinking head enabling neat finish in 

plastic profiles 

• Self tapping screws 


Description Washer Drive Length 

Min Max 

point° Concrete Hard 

wood 

Soft 

wood 

MDF Steel Millinghead 

Milling 

end 

Material 

Assy PAN 

CSK 

R.CSK 

AW 16mm 300mm 34° Yellow 

Zinc 

S/S 

ASSY P CSK AW 35mm 70mm 34° Zinc 

ASSY SK Washer 

Head 

AW 60mm 400mm 34° S/S 

Yellow 

Zinc 

ASSY Combi Zinc Hex 80mm 480mm 34° Zinc 

WUPO 

196/183/186/198 

CSK 

PAN 

PZ 10mm 240mm 25° Zinc 

S/S 

Burnished 

Yellow 

Baypole Screws Washer PH 50mm 100mm Drill Zinc 

Zebra Wing Pias PAN 

CSK 

Washer 

AW 

PH 

25mm 65mm Drill Yellow 

Amo CSK AW 32mm 302mm Yellow 

S/S 

Zinc 

ASSY Plus RS CSK AW 50mm 80mm Drill √ √ S/S 

ASSY Plus CSK AW 30mm 70mm Drill Zinc 

Yellow 

Back Panel Washer 

PAN 

PZ 20mm 45mm TIP Yellow 

Window PAN 

RAISED 

CSK 

PH 16mm 38mm Yellow 

Zinc 

S/S 

Piano Hinge CSK PZ 12mm 25mm Yellow 

Zinc 

Burnished 

Drywall Screws CSK PH 19mm 190mm Phosphated 

Self Tappers PAN 

CSK 

PH 65mm 120mm Zinc 


PVA ADHESIVE WOOD BONDING BEST PRACTICE 

PVA “D” Grade - D Stands for Durability 

PVA wood glues are usually described and classified according to their resistance to water as determined by European 

Standard EN204. This equates to four durability or “D” grades of PVA with the following applications: 

INTERIOR ONLY 

SUITABLE FOR 

D1 Wood moisture content is less than 15% Interior areas, where the temperature only occasionally 

exceeds 50°C for a short time and the moisture 

content of the wood is less than15% 

D2 Occasional short-term exposure to running or condensed 

water and high humidity 

Interior construction 

Furniture construction 

D3 

D4 

Frequent short-term exposure to running or condensed 

water and heavy exposure to high humidity 

*Exterior water not exposed to weather 

Frequent long term exposure to running or condensed 

water. 

Exterior exposed to weather, when protected by an 

adequate surface coating. 

Interior construction 

Furniture manufacture 

Window frames 

Window frames 

Outdoor furniture 

The best results will only be achieved, if the correct grade of PVA adhesive is selected for the application. 

SURFACE PREPARATION 

Surface preparation is as important as adhesive selection. A good bond requires that a thin layer of PVA adhesive 

is applied to a surface which is free of a) Plane skipped, torn, crushed, chipped or loose wood fibres, b) Foreign 

matter such as, oil, grease, grit and dust. 

Wood surface should be bonded within 24hours of cutting or dressing, in order to reduce the risk of surface oxidation 

or moisture variation. 

Knife cut surfaces as produced by planers and routers, give the best bonding surfaces. These tools leave a smooth 

open grain, enhancing the adhesive penetration into the wood surface fibres, producing a strong bond. 

Sawn surfaces give a good bonding medium, although the cut is rougher than those produced by planes or routers 

it is still satisfactory for structural and non-structural joints. 

Blunt saw, plane and router blades will tend to crush the wood fibres. This will reduce the ability of the PVA adhesive 

to penetrate the wood surfaces fibres and will ultimately reduce the quality of the bond. Cutting edges should 

be kept sharp. 


APPLICATION: 

Curing Process: 

Bonding Temperature 

Minimum Film Forming Temperature 

Wood Moisture Content: 

Application Method: 

Quality of Adhesive 

Adhesive Coverage 

Open Time 

Pressure Application 

Press Times 

Cleaning 

Water transfer and evaporation 

Ideally >20°C 

Temperatures below 20°C will significantly increase cure time 

2°C 

10% + 5% is recommended for optimum bond quality 

Serrated glue spreader 

Roller 

Brush 

Sufficient quantity to coat both surfaces with a thin layer 

Typically 0.15mm to 0.2mm (6microns to 8microns) thick 

Typically 

150 g/m 2 when manually applied to one surface 

100g/m 2 when machine applied to one surface. 

Double sided application is usually recommended for hard woods. 

Typical 5 to 40 minutes 

Very dependent on ambient temperature and substrate moisture content 

Softwood typically 8-10bar (125-150 PSI) 

Hardwood typically 12-17bar (175-250 PSI) 

Density of wood being bonded dictates the pressure required. Too much 

pressure can drive the adhesive into the wood, reducing bond quality. 

Too little pressure will not ensure close enough contact between substrates 

reducing bond quality. 

Press times are dependent on adhesive coat weight and substrate 

Typical figures are: 

Hot Press (Decorative laminate/plywood) 50°C/8mins 

Cold Press (Decorative laminate/plywood) 20°C/20mins 

Can also be used in a Radio frequency curing press (RF) 

Equipment can be cleaned with warm or cold water whilst the adhesive 

is still wet. 


BOND TROUBLESHOOTING 

Common bonding problems and solutions are detailed below 

Defect Cause Solution 

Open Glue Joint • High or low wood moisture content 

• Joint surface too rough 

• Excessive or insufficient adhesive 

• Adhesive cured before construction 

• Insufficient pressing time 

• Excessive or insufficient pressure on joint 

Sunken Joint • Bonded panel machined to soon after 

construction 

Follow recommended parameters for 

each type of joint to be bonded. 

Leave panel 16 to 24 hours after pressing, 

before machine 

Telegraphing • Non-uniform adhesive coating Accentuated through thin faced or high 

gloss finish laminates 

Visible Glue Line • Non-uniform edge machining Reduce quantity of adhesive on joint 

Blistering (No adhesion 

between layers) 

• Skips in adhesive spreading 

• Pre-curing or pre-drying of glue line 

• Surface inactivation or oily wood 

Assemble joints immediately after adhesive 

application. 

Reduce the quantity of adhesive. 

Follow recommended parameters 

for each type of joint to be bonded. 

Prepare surface with fine grade sand 

paper or clean surface with organic 

solvent e.g. Alcohol 

Panel Warping • Construction imbalance Check thickness, density, moisture, species 

of components and their compatibility 

Component Thickness 

Variation 

• Component moisture variation Equalise component moisture content 

before assembly. 


WEB SPRAY BEST PRACTICE GUIDE 

STEP BY STEP GUIDE 

Step 1: 

Würth Web Spray Adhesives must be stored at optimum temperatures, ranging from 15-35°C. 

Caution: Keep away from direct sunlight. Do not stand on a cold concrete floor. 

Step 2: 

Always use Würth Web Spray products with suitable accessories 

Step 3: 

Carefully perform setup process: 

1. Ensure the gun is fitted with the correct spray tip 

2. Connect hose and gun to the canister 

3. Open canister valve 

Step 4: 

For the ideal spray, hold the spray gun at a 90° angle to the surface approximately 4-6” away. Spray in long, 

steady strokes releasing trigger with each change of direction, ensuring the spray pattern is overlapped by about 

1”. TIP: Always give the edge a second coat, and it is best to coat the edges first to ensure a double coat. 

Step 5: 

Würth Web Spray Adhesive products are contact adhesives, ensure that both surfaces have been covered 

achieving a 100% (20-30grams per square meter) coverage for best results. 

Step 6: 

Allow Würth Web Spray Adhesive to take up to 2 minutes before bonding, protect from contaminates such as dust 

and moisture. Adhesive on each surface should be dry and nontransferable to touch. 

Step 7: 

Use a J Roller to eliminate air pockets. 

Step 8: 

Use a solvent cleaner to remove any overspray. 

AFTER USE: 

A) Do not turn off the valve or disconnect the hose if the canister still contains glue. For best results, leave the canister 

in a ready-to-spray position for the next application. 

B) Once your Würth Web Spray Canister is empty: 

• Turn off the adhesive canister valve 

• Bleed the hose of excess adhesive 

• Dispose off the empty canister as per product label instructions 


TROUBLE SHOOTING: 

1. Gun will not spray: Is the valve turned on? Gun turned on? Blockage in gun? 

Strip down and clean all parts in solvent cleaner. 

When setting up a new system which includes a new tank, hose and gun it is advisable to run the hose and gun 

without a tip initially to avoid blocking it. Only until the adhesive is seen to be coming through the gun and only 

on new systems. If difficulties are encountered getting a new canister started always remove the spray tip FIRST to 

check if adhesive is coming through the gun. Clean the tip and replace. 

Gun sprays but a heavy weight of adhesives? 

Has the canister been subjected to low temperatures? Bring the canister up to room temperature. Turn it upside 

down and shake to agitate. 

Blockage in hose? Gun and hose should be connected to a canister at all times. Failure to do so will result in the 

adhesive drying in the hose and gun causing blockages. 

2. Adhesive Failure? Würth Web Spray Adhesives are contact adhesives that work by bonding to themselves. It 

is necessary for adhesive to be on both surfaces. 

Before making the assumption that the adhesive has failed, it is important to consider the following points: 

• Is there adhesive on both surfaces? 

• Is there enough adhesive? 80-100% coverage of both surfaces? 

• Were the substrates cold? Enough to produce “Bloom”? 

• Was the canister or its environment cold? Cold canister will spray more gas and less adhesive giving low adhesive 

coat weights. 

• Was sufficient pressure applied to the piece to bring the two surfaces together? Würth Web Spray is a contact 

adhesive and the adhesive must make contact to itself to form the bond. Large areas left open with low coat 

weights are particularly susceptible to this problem. 

• Were they suitable substrates? Whilst Würth Web Spray Adhesives will bond a wide variety of materials it is 

important to test the substrate to ensure the product will work on your particular application. 

3. Laminates Problems: Laminate zips off. Usually a result of a combination of insufficient adhesive being applied 

and insufficient pressure applied during assembly. Dust contamination is another consideration . 

Blisters. When assembled the piece looked fine but subsequently blisters appear. Often the results of insufficient 

adhesives applied to one or both surfaces combined with insufficient pressure applied to the piece. Remember 

adhesive should give 80-100% coverage to both surfaces. If the substrates are very absorbent a second coat is 

required. Also if the substrates are impermeable it is possible to trap solvent inside which may also cause blistering. 

4. Heat Resistance: Whilst Würth Web Spray Adhesives have a high level of heat resistance (up to 100°C) they 

are not recommended for use on light boxes, radiator covers and other areas where a high level of heat resistance 

is required. 


GRIT GUIDE 

Hard 

Wood 

Soft 

Resinous 

Wood 

Veneer MDF Filler Primer Paint/ 

Lacquer 

High 

Gloss 

P40 

P60 x X 

P80 x x X X 

P100 x x X X 

P120 x x X X X 

P150 x x X X X 

P180 x x X X X X X 

P240 x X X X X X X 

P320 x X X X X 

P400 X X 

P500 X X 

P600 

P800 

X 

P1000 X X 

P1200 

X 

P1500 

X 

Solid 

Surface 


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