Neoprene adhesive: a flexible, powerful adhesive for industry

What is neoprene glue?

La neoprene glue is a synthetic rubber-based contact adhesive used for its flexible, powerful and durable bonding performance. Unlike other technical adhesives, it can be used to assemble immediately after evaporation of solventswithout the need for prolonged pressing or clamping. 

Renowned for its versatilityIt is used in a wide range of sectors, including industry, construction, automotive, aeronautics and furniture. It can be used to bond a wide variety of materials, including leather, metal, wood, rubber, laminate and plastic. 

Technical characteristics of neoprene glue

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These adhesives are available in liquid, gel or spray formulations, depending on the substrate and application requirements. Here are their key properties: 

  • Immediate setting by double gluing contact 
  • Excellent adhesion to porous and non-porous materials 
  • Good heat resistance (up to 90-100°C) 
  • High resistance to moisture, shock and vibration 
  • Long-lasting flexibility: follows material deformations 

She can also be used for vertical bonding or in demanding environments, such as industrial insulation or technical assemblies. 

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This glue is appreciated for its speed of use and powerful grip. Here are its main advantages: 

  • Assembly immediately after double gluing and drying 
  • Suitable for large surfaces without tension 
  • Maintains good flexibility after complete drying 
  • Compatible with irregular or soft surfaces 
  • Toluene-free or low-VOC formulations available 

It offers an excellent compromise between mechanical performance and flexibility in industrial or craft assemblies. 

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The types of neoprene glue vary depending on the substrate, the method of application and the desired open time. 

  • Liquid neoprene Easy to spread with a brush or spatula, ideal for regular bonding on large, flat surfaces. 
  • Neoprene gel Thicker texture, does not run, ideal for vertical gluing or ceilings. 
  • Neoprene spray Fast, thin and even application to large surfaces or cut-outs. 
  • Neoprene spray ready-to-use version for retouching, prototyping or quick installation in the workshop. 

Each format is available in several formulations (open time, heat resistance, solvent-free, etc.). 

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Neoprene adhesives are suitable for a wide variety of industrial and technical environments: 

Furniture and fittings 

  • Bonding decorative laminates to wood or MDF panels 
  • Assembly of foams or fabrics on rigid supports 
  • Fixing leather, cork or rubber components 

Building & insulation 

  • Bonding insulation panels to walls, floors or ceilings 
  • Laying floor coverings or acoustic protection 
  • Fixing skirting boards, mouldings or accessories 

Automotive & mobility 

  • Assembly of interior textile or plastic trim 
  • Bonding seals or rubber strips 
  • Fixing floor mats, soundproofing or foam pads 

Metallurgy & maintenance 

  • Bonding flexible sheets to metal parts 
  • Vibration or thermal insulation of metal structures 
  • Fixing technical components subject to deformation 

ADDEV Materials will help you choose, validate and supply your neoprene glue best suited to your industrial constraints. 

Our strengths: 

  • A wide catalogue of references : neoprene glue: liquid, gel, spray or can 
  • A responsive technical service to validate your bonding conditions 
  • Stocks available for your urgent needs 
  • Partner reference brands (3M, Bostik, Panacol, etc.) 
  • Dedicated sales support and reliable logistics 

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📞 Our specialists are available to help you choose neoprene glue best suited to your substrate, your production rate, and your standards or environmental requirements. 

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FAQ - Neoprene glue

Liquid or gel glue is ideal for bonding laminates, veneers or MDF panels.

Yes, it adheres very well to metal provided the surface is clean, degreased and slightly rough.

Some formulations are weather and UV resistant, but prior testing is recommended.

Apply to both surfaces, leave to dry for a few minutes, then assemble firmly without repositioning.

The gel doesn't run, perfect for vertical surfaces; the liquid is better for large, flat surfaces.

It works well on some plastics, but a test is necessary, particularly on PVC or ABS.

Adhesion is immediate after contact, but full hardening generally takes 24 to 48 hours.