Water-Based Series
Fokis WO-727 Low Flammability Spray Adhesive for Industrial Bonding
Model: Fokis WO-727
Fokis WO-727 low flammability spray adhesive is a water-based industrial adhesive developed for spray bonding of sponge, wood, paper, fabric, EVA, thin metal sheets, and other compatible manufacturing materials.
Compared with conventional highly flammable oil-based spray adhesives, WO-727 is designed with a significantly lower flammability profile. It has a closed-cup flash point above 100°C, is not readily flammable under normal conditions, and cannot be directly ignited by an open flame under the supplier's conventional test conditions.
This combination makes WO-727 particularly suitable for upholstered furniture, office furniture, screens, luggage, toys, and other manufacturing environments where factories want to reduce the fire and transportation risks associated with conventional highly flammable spray adhesives.
- Low-Flammability Performance: Not readily flammable under normal operating conditions.
- Flash Point Above 100°C: Provides a significantly different fire-risk profile from conventional highly flammable spray adhesives.
- Water-Based Adhesive System: A practical alternative to traditional oil-based spray bonding systems.
- Non-Restricted Sea Cargo: The corresponding product is not regulated as dangerous goods for sea transport.
- Multi-Material Bonding: Suitable for sponge, wood, paper, fabric, EVA, and thin metal sheets.
Applications of Fokis WO-727 Spray Adhesive
WO-727 is designed for industrial spray bonding applications where efficient coverage and reduced flammability are important.
Upholstered Furniture Manufacturing: Suitable for spray bonding of sponge, fabric, wood, and other compatible components used in sofas, chairs, upholstered panels, headboards, and related furniture products.
Its low-flammability characteristics make WO-727 particularly relevant to furniture factories seeking an alternative to conventional highly flammable oil-based spray adhesives.
Luggage and Toy Manufacturing: WO-727 can also be used for compatible materials such as EVA, fabric, paper, wood, and thin metal sheets in luggage, toy, and related manufacturing applications.
Office Furniture and Screens: WO-727 can be used in office furniture, seating, partitions, acoustic screens, and related production where spray application is needed to achieve uniform adhesive coverage over larger areas.
Sponge and Fabric Bonding: The adhesive is suitable for bonding sponge with fabric, wood, paper, and other compatible materials commonly found in furniture and soft furnishing production.
General Industrial Bonding: The product can support industrial bonding processes involving:
* Sponge
* Wood
* Paper
* Fabric
* EVA
* Thin metal sheets
Material Restriction: WO-727 is not recommended for expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam or flexible PVC. Representative testing should be completed before full-scale production.
Technical Properties of Fokis WO-727
| Product Type | Water-Based Industrial Spray Adhesive |
| Appearance | Milky White to Pale Yellow Viscous Liquid |
| pH Value | 5.5 – 7 |
| Melting / Freezing Point | Approx. -5°C |
| Initial Boiling Point | 39.75 – 100°C at 101.3 kPa |
| Flash Point | >100°C (Closed Cup) |
| Flammability | Not Readily Flammable Under Normal Conditions |
| Open-Flame Performance | Cannot Be Ignited Under Supplier's Conventional Open-Flame Test |
| Relative Density | ≥0.9 at 20°C / 4°C |
| Water Solubility | Easily Soluble in Water |
| Sea Transport | Non-Restricted Cargo |
Recommended Construction Conditions
Fokis WO-727 is recommended for industrial spray bonding involving:
| Material | Recommended Use |
| Sponge | Suitable for upholstered furniture, seating, cushions, and related sponge bonding applications. |
| Fabric | Suitable for compatible upholstery fabrics and textile materials requiring uniform spray coverage. |
| Wood | Suitable for compatible wooden components used in furniture and general manufacturing. |
| EVA | Suitable for compatible EVA materials used in luggage, toys, furniture, and related manufacturing applications. |
| Paper | Suitable for compatible paper-based manufacturing and assembly applications. |
| Thin Metal Sheets | Suitable for bonding compatible thin metal components with other approved materials. |
| Not Recommended | Expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam and flexible PVC. |
Note: Actual bonding performance may vary with surface treatment, material density, coating, moisture, temperature, and production conditions. Representative testing is recommended before mass production.
Safety & Handling Instructions
WO-727 has a lower flammability profile than conventional highly flammable spray adhesives, but it remains an industrial chemical product and should be handled accordingly.
Ventilation
Use general or local exhaust ventilation to control vapor and spray mist. Do not use the product in inadequately ventilated areas.
Personal Protection
When spray mist is generated, operators should use suitable protective equipment, including:
- Chemical-resistant gloves
- Protective eyewear
- Suitable protective mask or respirator where required
- Appropriate work clothing
Storage
Keep containers tightly closed and intact.
Store the product at room temperature in a cool, well-ventilated location and avoid unsuitable high or low temperatures.
Fire Safety
Although WO-727 is not readily flammable under normal conditions, work and storage areas should still be kept away from unnecessary heat, sparks, open flames, and unsuitable ignition sources.
Why Choose WO-727?
- Differentiated Low-Flammability Technology
- Designed for Industrial Spray Bonding
- Suitable for Furniture Manufacturing
- International Logistics Advantage
- Product Documentation
- Sample and Application Support
Looking for a Lower-Flammability Alternative to Oil-Based Spray Adhesive?
Traditional oil-based spray adhesives may provide effective bonding performance, but their high flammability can create additional challenges for production, storage, fire management, and transportation.
Fokis WO-727 provides a water-based, low-flammability spray adhesive option for industrial manufacturers working with sponge, fabric, wood, EVA, paper, and related materials.
Tell us your:
* Bonding materials
* Spray equipment
* Current adhesive type
* Production speed
* Application environment
* Current bonding or fire-safety concerns
Fokis can help evaluate whether WO-727 is suitable for your production process.
FAQ
What is Fokis WO-727 low-flammability spray adhesive?
Fokis WO-727 is a water-based industrial spray adhesive designed for bonding sponge, wood, paper, fabric, EVA, thin metal sheets, and other compatible manufacturing materials.
Its major difference from conventional highly flammable oil-based spray adhesives is its lower flammability profile.
Is WO-727 a non-flammable spray adhesive?
WO-727 is more accurately described as "not readily flammable" rather than absolutely non-flammable.
Its closed-cup flash point is above 100°C, and the product cannot be directly ignited by an open flame under the supplier's conventional test conditions.
Normal industrial fire-safety precautions are still required.
Is WO-727 a fireproof spray adhesive?
WO-727 has low-flammability and fire-resistant characteristics compared with conventional highly flammable spray adhesives.
However, without a specific certified fire-rating test, it should not be described as a certified “fireproof adhesive.”
Low-flammability spray adhesive is the more technically accurate description.
Can WO-727 spray adhesive be ignited directly with an open flame?
Under the supplier's conventional open-flame testing conditions, WO-727 cannot be directly ignited.
Its MSDS also lists the product as not readily flammable under normal conditions.
What is the flash point of WO-727?
The closed-cup flash point is above 100°C.
Is WO-727 classified as dangerous goods?
For sea transportation, the corresponding water-based emulsion spray adhesive is classified as "non-restricted cargo" and is not regulated as dangerous goods under the referenced IMDG transport assessment.
This transport classification does not mean that the product requires no chemical safety precautions during use.
Can WO-727 be shipped as non-restricted sea cargo?
Yes. The corresponding product is identified as non-restricted cargo for sea transportation under the supporting transport report.
Land and air transport requirements should be confirmed separately with the carrier and destination jurisdiction.
What materials can WO-727 bond?
Recommended materials include sponge, wood, paper, fabric, EVA, and thin metal sheets.
Compatibility should be verified using representative production samples.
Can WO-727 be used for upholstered furniture?
Yes. Upholstered furniture and office furniture are among the recommended applications for WO-727.
It can be used with compatible sponge, fabric, wood, and related furniture manufacturing materials.
Can WO-727 replace conventional oil-based spray adhesive?
WO-727 may be considered as an alternative where manufacturers want to reduce the flammability profile associated with conventional highly flammable oil-based spray adhesives.
However, adhesive performance depends on substrates, spray equipment, production conditions, and bonding requirements. Testing is recommended before replacing an existing adhesive in mass production.
Is WO-727 suitable for EPS foam?
No. WO-727 is not recommended for expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam.
Can WO-727 be used with flexible PVC?
Flexible PVC is listed as a restricted application for WO-727. Compatibility should not be assumed without appropriate testing.
Is WO-727 an eco-friendly spray adhesive?
WO-727 uses a water-based adhesive system and provides a lower-flammability alternative to conventional highly flammable oil-based spray adhesives.
However, the MSDS still requires normal chemical and environmental precautions, including preventing discharge into waterways, drains, soil, or vegetation. It should therefore not be described as harmless or completely environmentally benign.
Can I test WO-727 before placing a bulk order?
Yes. Sample testing is recommended before mass production.
Providing Fokis with your substrate materials, spray equipment, application conditions, and current adhesive requirements will help us evaluate product suitability.