


|
April 7, 2003 |
|
Henkel Adhesives |
|
Click on Images to enlarge
|
Provides instant-grab with the touch of a finger
Never has an instant-grab, all-purpose
construction
The adhesive formula features the highest initial tack on the market, reducing the need to brace or reinforce items, thus saving time. Loctite Power Grab is strong enough to permanently mount paneling yet safe enough to get on your hands. The formula is odor-free, non-flammable, non-carcinogenic and can be cleaned up with water.
Power Grab's dispensing system makes working with super-strength adhesives easier than ever. The Pressure Pack's unique dispenser features a built-in lever that controls the flow of adhesive, designed to make application easy. No gun is needed, it allows the user to apply precise amounts of adhesive with the press of a finger.
In Canada, the company markets products under the Lepage® brand through Henkel Canada Corp.
Available in a 6.76 oz (200mL), Power Grab construction adhesive is also available in a traditional gunnable cartridge.
Pressure Pack dispenser, about - $5.99 Gunnable cartridge, about - $2.49
800- 321-0253 www.loctiteproducts.com
For general adhesive removal, use Duck
brand Adhesive
The remover is safe to use on all types of hard surfaces including: walls, floors, doors, furniture, cars, metal, plastic, glass and wood.
Application Tips Always test solvents on a small, inconspicuous area to make sure it won’t damage the surface. The sponge applicator makes it easy to use with precise application. There is a convenient built-in scraper tool attached: no need for additional tools. Fresh citrus scent in an easy to handle bottle. Not recommended for fine fabrics and furniture, or absorbent surfaces.
The key to removing rubber adhesive is to let the solvent do the work for you. The longer you let it soak in, the easier it is to remove the adhesive. Five to ten minutes is usually enough time.
A "home remedy" Duck recommends is WD-40. The petroleum-based lubricant is excellent for removing adhesives. Rubbing alcohol also works for removing light adhesives, but evaporates quickly. Remember to test these products before applying on a large scale
Features Include: Sponge applicator for easy and precise application Convenient built-in scraper tool. No need for additional tools
About - $4.99 a bottle
800-321-0253 www.duckproducts.com
|
Designed Specifically for Hunters – Safety on a Roll
Blaze Orange, commonly referred to as hunter orange, is now available on a roll. The Duck Brand's newest innovation in duct tapes allows for hunters to make quick alterations to clothing and gear that require additional blaze orange coloring. Blaze Orange Duck Tape works and feels just like original Duck Tape, with a layer of polyethylene (which gives it its color and makes it water-resistant), a layer of cotton cloth (which gives the tape its strength and ability to be torn by hand) and a natural rubber adhesive for strong staying power.
Blaze Orange Duck Tape was designed with the needs of hunters in mind. It is easy to apply to gear and clothing, and can refresh and brighten fading blaze orange gear with just a few strips of tape. It is perfect for the hunter who needs blaze orange for quick and easy identification.
Available at major U.S. and Canadian retailers, including Wal-Mart, Cabela's Retail Stores, Lowe's, and participating Ace Hardware stores. Comes in 20 yd rolls.
About - $4.99 a roll
800-321-1733 www.duckproducts.com
Duck Tape® New Camouflage Patterns Give Hunters More Options
Hunters now have two new patterns of
Camouflage Duck
Hunters asked for a "season and region" option for camouflage patterns, and that is exactly what the Realtree Hardwoods Green HD pattern gives. Its Hardwoods pattern and green leaves give hunters a new option for use in mostly green areas. And, like all Realtree patterns, the Hardwoods Green HD carries the "20-200" designation, indicating it is as effective at 200 yards as it is at 20.
Strong and water-resistant, Camouflage Duck Tape can camouflage any piece of gear, including: flashlights, coolers, tree stands, clothing, slippery shoe bottoms, tripods, calls, dry boxes, thermos, binoculars, GPS and shot boxes.
The Realtree Hardwoods HD pattern has 13 natural colors, lifelike shadows and photo-realistic limbs and leaves, making it blend well with a wide ,variety of habitats. Its extreme light and dark contrasts create a maximum visual disruption for animals, whether they see color or not. Available at major U.S. and Canadian retailers, including Wal-Mart, Cabela's Retail Stores, Lowe's, and participating Ace Hardware stores. Comes in 20 yd rolls.
About - $4.99 a roll
800-321-0253 www.duckproducts.com
|
The Henkel Group operates in three strategic areas of competence - Home Care, Personal Care, and Adhesives, Sealants and Surface Treatment. The Henkel Group is headquartered in Düsseldorf. The company has subsidiaries in more than 75 different countries throughout the world - with a total of around 45,750 employees. The proportion of the workforce employed outside Germany is about 75 %. And that makes Henkel one of the most internationally aligned companies in Germany.
Since its foundation over 126 years ago by Fritz Henkel the company has put consistent focus on Customer oriented product development . Henkel covers practically any consumer need in areas of paper gluing, renovation / decoration, sealants, tapes, gluing, fixing & construction and universal instant adhesives as well as adhesives for the outdoor recreation community. Henkel's most popular brands of adhesives are Duck, LePage and Henkel. These adhesives are produced at about 80 sites and sold in over 82 Countries around the globe.
Their products are available nation-wide at all hardware stores, home & office discount outlets, and Drug store chains including: Ace, True Value, Albertson's, Canadian Tire, Costco, Home Depot, Office Depot, K-Mart, Lowes, Menard's, Meijers, Sam's Club, Sears, Staples, Target, Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Winn-Dixie, etc.
![]()
Home | Great Lakes States | Membership | Exotics Update | Great Links
Pending Issues | Regional News | Great Lakes Basin Report | Weekly News / Archives