Wakol Intercoll D 3480
2K Hybrid Adhesive

It supports contact bonding workflows (contact adhesive style bonding). Depending on your process it can be applied on both parts or on one side only.

Yes. D 3480 is a 2-component system used with an activator for spray-mix processing. Use Wakol Intercoll D 3437 2K Activator.

It’s suitable for bonding absorbent and non-absorbent substrates such as polyurethane foams, latex foam, textiles, felt, suitable plastics and wood.

Yes. Foam bonding is one of the intended use areas (foam conversion), and the TDS lists polyurethane foam and latex foam as suitable substrates.

Yes. The TDS specifically lists upholstered furniture and office chairs as intended production areas.

The open time for contact bonding is stated as approximately 20 minutes (it can vary depending on conditions and application details).

TDS indicates water can be used while fresh. After drying, a specified cleaner/solvent is required (follow the TDS guidance for the exact product and process).

Store within the specified temperature range and protect it from frost/freezing. The TDS also states a maximum storage time (unopened, at the referenced conditions).

Yes. It’s described as a water based polychloroprene/acrylate hybrid adhesive.

Not exactly. “Fabric glue” usually refers to brush-on or tube-applied adhesives for small fabric-only repairs. D 3480 is a spray adhesive designed for production bonding (foam/textile/felt/wood/suitable plastics), typically applied with spray equipment and used as a 2-component system.

If your job is purely cloth-to-cloth (no foam/wood/plastic substrates), that search term often points to different product types. D 3480 is positioned as a production spray adhesive system intended for upholstery/mattress/foam conversion workflows and listed substrates—match the product choice to your actual materials and process.

Many “spray adhesive for fabric” searches relate to lightweight craft or temporary positioning sprays. D 3480 is a 2-component production spray adhesive intended for stronger bonding in upholstery/mattress/foam conversion use-cases, including textiles and foams as listed substrates.

It typically means the adhesive system is water based and can be used in a contact bonding workflow (bond after flash-off/open time). D 3480 is water based and supports contact bonding, but it’s also a 2-component spray system—so it’s more process-specific than many generic “water based contact adhesives.”