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Frequently
asked questions
Get to know more about Fastfixers
Q1: What materials can Fastfixers stick to?
A: Fastfixers adhere to a wide variety of materials. Some
examples include paper, plastic, foil, fabrics, glass, aluminium,
and wood. (If you are not sure about the surface you're working with,
please contact info@fastfixers.com
for help and advice)
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Q2: What advantages do Fastfixers have over
other adhesives?
A: Fastfixers are faster and safer than hot melt glue guns,
cleaner than liquid adhesives and leave no sticky residue. You can
eliminate hot glue burns, fumes and set-up times with Fastfixers
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Q3: How can Fastfixers be more cost-effective
when they're applied manually?
A: Fastfixers can be applied quickly and cleanly, no set
up time is required and no drying time is necessary. You can apply
a cold, controlled amount of adhesive with no waste with the aid of
a carefully designed dispenser for greater stability. This contributes
to better productivity and cost efficiencies.
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Q4: Are Fastfixers safe to use?
A: Yes. Fastfixers are non-toxic,
acid free, odourless, FDA-approved for indirect
food contact and conform to FDA 175.125.
Since glue guns are not necessary, the chance
of incurring serious burns from hot glue
is eliminated.
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Q5: When should I use a larger diameter product
instead of small/medium?
A: Your choice will depend on the size/weight of the materials
you are bonding. For small, lightweight objects you may be able to
use small/medium Fastfixers, and larger, heavier objects large
Fastfixers. However, you may have to use several adhesive dots
to ensure the best possible bond on large objects. Please test thoroughly
before you decide.
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Q6: How can I be assured of the best bond possible?
A: Surface preparation is vital for good bonding. Moisture, oils,
dust, hand lotions, and silicone-based coatings can all affect the
bond. Always make sure that surfaces are clean and dry in order for
Fastfixers to adhere properly. Surface cleaning wipes are available
to help with this. Contact info@fastfixers.com
for further information.
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Q7: What does "tack" mean?
A: "Tack" describes the initial grab or stickiness between
the adhesive and the product before applying pressure. The bond will
vary depending on the surfaces involved. For instance, "High"
tack dots will give you a better grab on shiny paper surfaces, whereas
"Low" tack dots may have difficulty holding on such surfaces
and will be more suited to uncoated materials.
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Q8: Does it matter what tack level I use?
A: Yes. We can indicate that the Light Fixers (lower tack
removable adhesive) should allow you to part small lightweight objects
without leaving adhesive residue on the surface. Regular Fixers
(medium tack removable adhesive) will hold objects more firmly but
should allow you to part the products without leaving adhesive residue.
Secure Fixers (extra high tack adhesive) holds objects more
firmly in position but may leave adhesive behind when pulled apart.
Some Fastfixers may tear delicate
surfaces. You must determine through adequate
testing which is the most appropriate product
for your application.
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Q9: What is the shelf life of Fastfixers?
A: Fastfixers should not degrade over time, however, contaminants
like moisture and dust can affect the bonding capabilities. We suggest
you store Fastfixers in a clean, dry place.
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Q10: What can be done if the standard Fastfixers
are not suitable?
A: Contact us. We may be able to develop a custom adhesive especially
for your application to suit your needs. info@fastfixers.com
If you have a question that does not appear above, please contact
us at info@fastfixers.com
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