SKU | 7000046499 |
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Legacy SKU | 62372995316 |
UPC | 00051111917121 |
Catalog Number | 3750 AE |
Product Number | 3750AE |
We formulated 3M Hot Melt Adhesive 3750 Clear to grab and seal quickly and meet the demands of high-volume production settings such as packing, woodworking and assembly. When heated to its specified melt point, this adhesive achieves a low viscosity/ high-flow rate and an aggressive hot tack that bonds to handling strength in seconds to help maintain high-tempo productivity.
- Aggressive hot tack rapidly achieves handling strength for packaging and other applications
- Low viscosity provides high flow rate to support fast-paced production
- Open time allows for positioning and fit adjustment
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Weight | 25.91093 lb |
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Length | 14.37008 in |
Width | 10.86614 in |
Height | 8.26772 in |
Color | Transparent |
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PRODUCT FAQ
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What materials is 3M™ Hot Melt Adhesive 3750 AE suitable for?
Our adhesive is ideal for bonding plastics, wood, fabric, foam padding and much more. It has been tested on a variety of surfaces to ensure strong adhesion.
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How strong is the bond created by 3M™ Hot Melt Adhesive 3750 AE?
The adhesive creates a very strong and reliable bond between different surfaces and once bonded it provides good resistance to water, heat, etc.
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How do I apply this adhesive?
You can use a standard hot glue gun to apply our hot melt adhesive onto one surface then press the other material onto the glued area. This method ensures that both surfaces are properly heated and therefore create an optimal bond when they come into contact with each other.
3M™ Hot Melt Adhesive 3750 is a thermoplastic resin adhesive that provides strong shear strength and low peel strength, making it ideal for carton closures and bonding wood, paperboard, corrugated and other fibrous substrates. Its 30-40 second open time, along a 1/8" bead, allows for positioning and adjusting for fit, supporting high-tempo productivity for packaging, woodworking and applications that involve fibrous materials. This adhesive is manufactured using 100% solids and is designed for use with 3M™ Hot Melt Applicators. As a low-volatile-organic (VOC) compound, it produces minimal odor when heated, creating a comfortable work environment.
About Hot Melt Adhesives
Hot melt adhesives come in a range of characteristics. Low melt adhesives/hot-glue sticks have a relatively low melting point that ranges between approximately 170 – 250°F/76 – 121°C depending on the formulation. They are applied with low-temperature applicators, commonly referred to as hot-glue guns. Low-melt adhesives are beneficial in that they can be used to bond heat sensitive materials such as foam and a range of plastics. They provide a nearly instant bond, but when the bond is reheated, some varieties will soften, allowing the bonded surfaces to be separated. The aggressive hot tack nature of low-melt adhesives speeds up production and assembly operations that involve light gauge metals, some plastics and other non-fibrous materials in addition to building display boards, floral displays and hobby projects. These adhesives are also used in manufacturing, assembly and packaging processes, window, door, construction, transportation, electronics and other industries, as well as in woodworking, assembling building store displays, convention sample boards, trophies, novelties, upholstery, furniture, audio components and cabinets.
Hot melt adhesives/hot-glue sticks have a relatively hot melting point that ranges between approximately 250-380°F/121-196°C, depending on the formulation. They are applied with hot-melt applicators, commonly referred to as hot-glue guns. Hot-melt glues provide a nearly instant bond between many plastics, paper and wood, but when the bond is reheated, some varieties will soften, allowing the bonded surfaces to be separated. The quick-stick nature of hot-melt adhesives speeds up operations in packaging and production.