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MOR-FREETM L 75-163/C-132-2 

Solventless Laminating Adhesive

Description and Features

Mor-Free L 75-163 + Coreactant C-132-2 is a solventless, two component, polyurethane adhesive system

which is applied at low temperature. Mor-Free L 75-163 is suitable for laminating nylon, polyester,

polyethylene, and other packaging polyolefin films, unprinted or reverse printed. 

Mor-Free L 75-163 + Coreactant C-132-2 is not recommended for laminating aluminum foil. 

 

Typical Properties* 

(Isocyanate) (Polyol)

Mor-Free L 75-163 Coreactant C-132-2 

Solids 100% 100% 

Viscosity77°F 3,500 cps 5000 cps

Weight/Gallon 9.5 lb 8.15 lb 

Appearance Clear, yellow Clear

Odor Practically none Practically none

Mixing Ratio 100 pbw 75 pbw

 100 pbv 87 pbv

Shelf Life** 180 days 360 days 

(unopened containers)

*These items are provided for general information only. They are approximate values and are not

considered part of a product specification. 

**Store in tightly closed container in cool, dry place. Keep Mor-Free L75-163 from freezing. 

Mor-Free L 75-163 + Coreactant C-132-2 may react or interact with other components of laminations.

Retained volatiles (solvents or water), slip additives, antiblock agents and inks are some of the components

that may cause property changes of the laminated structure. 

Processing

Mor-Free L 75-163 + Coreactant C-132-2 must be used on machines which have been specially designed for

solventless laminations. Such equipment allows the adhesive to be fed through a meter/mix/dispense device

and provides web tension controls designed for adhesives with low initial tack. 

As the reactivity of Mor-Free L 75-163 + Coreactant C-132-2 is high, the laminates can generally be further

processed in as little as 8 hours, depending on the laminate construction. The chemical curing is generally

completed within 7 days at 25°C, depending on the laminate construction. As always, converters should 

verify appropriate cure times for their individual application.

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PACKAGING AND

BUILDING MATERIALS 

 
Application Temperature

We recommend the application roll be set at 100°F (38°C), depending on machine design and line speed

desired. No preheating of the adhesive or coreactant at the meter/mix/dispense unit is required. 

A relatively slow initial increase in viscosity is due to the exothermic reaction of the adhesive immediately 

after the mixing process and the mechanical influences in the application system. 

For short trial runs the adhesive can be batch mixed. We recommend preparation of no more adhesive than

can be used within 5-10 minutes. A high speed stirrer suitable for a homogeneous mixing should be used. 

However, the use of a meter/mix/dispense device which continuously mixes the adhesive at the chosen 

ratio, controls the feeding of the application unit, and stops production automatically in case of machine

failures, is indispensable for extended trials and normal production. 

When processing Mor-Free L 75-163, the safety rules for working with isocyanates must be observed. The

adhesive contains monomeric MDI. See Material Safety Data Sheet for specific details. 

Cleaning 

The application unit should be cleaned before the adhesive becomes insoluble by progressive curing, if the

machine stops take more than 30 minutes. 

If the application unit and mixing devices are combustion proof, they may be cleaned with esters or ketones 

such as ethyl acetate and MEK. 

Several commercially available solvents are safe and effective for flushing and cleaning Mor-Free 

adhesive residues from solventless laminators and meter/mix/dispensing equipment that do not have 

combustion proof ratings. We recommend contacting either Dynaloy, Inc. (800-669-5709; 

www.dynaloy.com), or Danko Industries (630-882-6070) for cleaning solvent recommendations. Always 

consult the solvent supplier’s MSDS for safety information before use. 

Storage 

Mor-Free L 75-163 and Coreactant C-132-2 can be stored in airtight, closed, unmixed, original containers in

dry rooms at temperatures of 70° ± 15°F. Opened containers should be used as quickly as possible. Both

Mor-Free L 75-163 and Coreactant C-132-2 should be protected from freezing.

Safety, Handling and Storage 

• Store in cool, dry, well ventilated area away from heat and ignition sources. Keep container tightly 

closed. 

• Follow good manufacturing and handling practices. 

• Wash thoroughly after handling. Wash contaminated goggles, faceshield, and gloves. Professionally 

launder contaminated clothing before re-use. 

• ATTENTION! Container can be hazardous when empty. Follow label warnings even after container 

is empty. Do not reuse empty container without professional cleaning. 

• Refer to Material Safety Data Sheet for more information. 

 

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Pot Life of Mor-Free L 75-163/C 132-2 (100:75) at Various Temperatures

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Time, min

Viscosity (Brookfield #27/4), cp

100°F (37.8°C)

110°F (43.3°C)

120°F (48.9°C)

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Temperature vs. Viscosity of Mor-Free L 75-163/C 132-2

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

95 100 105 110 115 120 125

Temperature of Mixture (°F)

Viscosity (Brookfield #27/4), cp

 

 

MOR-FREE is a registered trademark of Rohm and Haas Company 

These suggestions and data are based on information we believe to be reliable. They are offered in good faith, but without 

guarantee, as conditions and method of use of our products are beyond our control. We recommend that the prospective user 

determine the suitability of our materials and suggestions before adopting them on a commercial scale.

Suggestions for uses of our products or the inclusion of descriptive material from patents and the citation of specific patents in this 

publication should not be understood as recommending the use of our products in violation of any patent or as permission or license 

to use any patents of the Rohm and Haas Company. 

Visit us at http://www.rohmhaas.com/AdhesivesSealants 

Address: Midwest Technical Center, 2531 Technology Drive, Suite 301, Elgin, IL 60124 Phone: 847-649-3800

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Rohm and Haas Food and Drug Opinion

Name: MOR-FREE(TM) L 75-163 

Regulation Complies Opinion 

Date Limitations 

21CFR175.105 Y 01/12/2007

Legend: 

L Yes, this product is cleared with limitations noted

N No, this product is not cleared

Y Yes, this product is cleared.

A Affirmed as compliant based on migration studies.

Regulations: 

21CFR175.105 Adhesives

Name: MOR-FREE C-132-2

Regulation Complies Opinion 

Date Limitations 

21CFR175.105 Y 04/04/2008

21CFR177.1395 A 04/04/2008 ▪ The combination of Mor-Free L75-164 and Mor-Free C-132-2, 

when used at a ratio of 100:63, at 1.21 pounds per ream, and cured 

for 5 days at room temperature, may be used as an adhesive layer 

in multilaminate food packaging materials with all food types

provided that the adhesive layer is separated from food by a 1 mil 

linear low density polyethylene film (or equivalent or better barrier 

properties) in compliance with the Federal Food, Drug, and 

Cosmetic Act. 

Legend: 

L Yes, this product is cleared with limitations noted

N No, this product is not cleared

Y Yes, this product is cleared.

A Affirmed as compliant based on migration studies.

Regulations: 

21CFR175.105 Adhesives

21CFR177.1395 Laminate structures for use at temperatures between 120F and 250F

Disclaimer: 

 This information relates specifically to this product. We believe this information to be accurate and 

reliable as of this date. 

 We recommend that our customers make their own determination on the suitability of this product for 

their particular application.

 We cannot guarantee that the indirect food additives/food-contact status of this product will remain 

unchanged indefinitely; therefore we recommend that you periodically verify its status

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