A traditional woodworking adhesive made from mammalian collagen, the principle protein of skin, bone and sinew of slaughtered animals Casein Glue Produced by dissolving milk in an alkaline solvent. This is a more superior glue than animal glue and has good moisture resistance and ageing characteristics for woodbonding. Based on a variety of natural and synthetic rubber materials. As expected they produce good flexible adhesives that retain their characteristics at low and high temperatures. Although without modification they lack high strength.
Most vegetable adhesives are soluble or dispersive in water.
As the title suggests vegetable adhesives are obtained from plant sources from all over the world. Major uses for vegetable adhesives are for manufacturing cardboard or for wallpaper paste. For furniture making etc. A waterbased, non flammable contact adhesive for bonding most materials to porous and non porous surfaces. Suitable for adhering a wide range of materials to absorbent or non-absorbent backgrounds.