Acrylic Netbond 10
Acrylic Netbond 10 is a scrim-reinforced single-sided acrylic transfer adhesive built on a polyester scrim carrier with a high-tack solvent-free acrylic dispersion adhesive. Total thickness without liner is 0.04–0.06 mm. Peel adhesion builds to 24 N/25mm on steel after 24 hours and 20 N/25mm on glass, with a shear adhesion failure temperature (SAFT) of 270°F — the highest in the Netbond series. Temperature resistance extends from −22°F to 248°F, with High ratings for aging, condensation water, and plasticizer resistance.
Key Properties
- Peel Adhesion to Steel, 24-Hour Dwell: 24 N/25mm
- Peel Adhesion to Glass, 24-Hour Dwell: 20 N/25mm
- Shear Adhesion Failure Temperature: 270°F
- Static Shear @ 73°F, 1 Hour: 1,000 g/5 mm
- Temperature Resistance: −22°F to 248°F
- Total Thickness Without Liner: 0.04–0.06 mm
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Physical Properties
| Property | Value | Test Method |
| Total Thickness Without Liner | 0.04–0.06 mm | — |
| Adhesive Type | Acrylic Dispersion | — |
| Adhesive System | Permanent Adhesive | — |
| Adhesive Side | Single Sided Adhesive | — |
| Adhesive Backing / Carrier | Polyester Scrim | — |
| Color | Clear | — |
| Liner | Yellow silicone-coated paper | — |
Adhesion Properties
| Property | Value | Test Method |
| Peel Adhesion to Aluminum, Powder-Coated @ 73°F, Test After 1 Minute | 14 N/25mm | — |
| Peel Adhesion to Glass @ 73°F, Test After 1 Minute | 15 N/25mm | — |
| Peel Adhesion to Glass @ 73°F, Test After 10 Minutes | 15 N/25mm | — |
| Peel Adhesion to Glass @ 73°F, Test After 24 Hours | 20 N/25mm | — |
| Peel Adhesion to PP @ 73°F, Test After 1 Minute | 14 N/25mm | — |
| Peel Adhesion to Steel @ 73°F, Test After 1 Minute | 18 N/25mm | — |
| Peel Adhesion to Steel @ 73°F, Test After 10 Minutes | 20 N/25mm | — |
| Peel Adhesion to Steel @ 73°F, Test After 24 Hours | 24 N/25mm | — |
| Shear Adhesion Failure Temperature, Test After 1 Hour, 1.8°F/Minimum Temperature Increase | 270°F | — |
| Static Shear @ 73°F, Test After 1 Hour | 1,000 g/5 mm | — |
| Tack | High | — |
Peel adhesion test performed with a 23µm PET carrier, 180° peel angle, 300 mm/min peel speed and 25 mm tape width. Shear adhesion test performed with a 23µm PET carrier and 625 mm² shear area. SAFT test performed with a 23µm PET carrier, 40 g/m² adhesive coating weight and 625 mm² shear area.
Thermal Properties
| Property | Value | Test Method |
| Temperature Resistance | −22°F to 248°F | — |
| Recommended Processing Temperature | 50°F to 86°F | — |
Environmental Performance
| Property | Value | Test Method |
| Aging Resistance | High | — |
| Condensation Water Resistance | High | — |
| Plasticizer Resistance | High | — |
- Scrim-reinforced bonding of smooth and slightly textured polar substrates in industrial converting
- Permanent lamination of glass, steel, and powder-coated aluminum components
- Die-cut adhesive component fabrication requiring dimensional stability during processing
- Moisture-exposed adhesive bonding where high condensation water resistance is required
- Long-term bonding applications in environments where aging and plasticizer resistance are critical
Common industries: Industrial manufacturing, graphic arts, display and signage, converting, commercial interiors.
Acrylic Netbond 10 is a scrim-reinforced acrylic transfer adhesive designed for bonding smooth and slightly textured surfaces across polar substrates including steel, glass, and powder-coated aluminum. The polyester scrim carrier embedded in the adhesive provides dimensional stability during converting, handling, and die-cutting while preserving the conformability and wet-out of a thin adhesive profile. The solvent-free acrylic dispersion offers balanced initial tack (rated High) along with permanent bonding that builds strength with dwell time.
Peel adhesion builds progressively on polar substrates: on steel, 18 N/25mm at 1 minute rises to 20 N/25mm at 10 minutes and 24 N/25mm at 24 hours; on glass, 15 N/25mm builds to 20 N/25mm at 24 hours. Adhesion to polypropylene is 14 N/25mm, indicating the adhesive is optimized for polar rather than low surface energy substrates.
The SAFT of 270°F is the highest value in the Netbond family, confirming strong resistance to shear failure at elevated temperatures. Aging resistance, condensation water resistance, and plasticizer resistance are all rated High, making this grade durable in long-term service and moisture-exposed environments. Recommended processing temperature is 50°F to 86°F.
What differentiates NB10 from NB1B and NB1C?
All three Netbond grades share the same scrim-reinforced construction and solvent-free acrylic dispersion adhesive chemistry but differ in thickness and shear performance. NB10 is the thinnest (0.04–0.06 mm) yet delivers the highest shear performance in the family: 270°F SAFT and 1,000 g/5mm static shear. It is the preferred selection when a minimal bondline is required alongside elevated shear performance.
Why is peel adhesion important when selecting this tape?
For scrim-reinforced transfer adhesives, peel adhesion measures real-world bond strength of the adhesive chemistry against the substrate — the scrim contributes handling and dimensional stability but not direct adhesion. The NB10 TDS reports peel values at 1-minute, 10-minute, and 24-hour dwell, allowing specifiers to see bond build behavior (18 → 24 N/25mm on steel over 24 hours).
What is the temperature range for NB10?
NB10 has a temperature resistance range of −22°F to 248°F, with a shear adhesion failure temperature of 270°F and a recommended processing temperature of 50°F to 86°F.
Is NB10 suitable for moisture-exposed environments?
Yes. The TDS rates condensation water resistance, aging resistance, and plasticizer resistance all as High, making NB10 appropriate for long-term bonding in humid or chemically exposed applications. No specific regulatory compliance standards are listed on the TDS for this material.
How should NB10 be specified?
Specify grade (Acrylic Netbond 10 / NB10), thickness (0.04–0.06 mm), carrier (polyester scrim), compliance requirements, dimensional tolerances, and finished format.
