Rubber floor adhesive can be broadly categorized into three main types: water emulsion, solvent-based, and reactive. Water emulsion adhesives use water as the dispersing medium and are cost-effective. However, their water resistance is poor, and their adhesive strength significantly decreases after swelling. An example is water-based acrylic adhesive.

(2) Another type of solvent-based adhesive is the polyvinyl acetate and chloroprene adhesive systems. Reactive types include polyurethane adhesive series.

(3) High-quality rubber floor adhesive has the following characteristics: fast drying with almost invisible adhesive residue; faint odor after application, which dissipates upon curing; strong adhesion, and resistance to dissolution. Polyurethane floor adhesives meet these requirements.

High-quality rubber floor adhesive can serve you better and longer alongside rubber flooring, so when selecting rubber floor adhesive, always opt for eco-friendly and adhesive options to extend the lifespan of your rubber flooring.