Eco-friendly Industrial Water-Based Adhesives

Fokis provides water-based adhesive solutions for wood, paper, packaging, laminating, and general assembly applications — supporting cleaner handling, reliable bonding performance, and flexible formula customization for industrial production.

Water-based Wood Adhesive

Water-based wood adhesive for furniture, panels, cabinets, and general woodworking applications.

  • Furniture Assembly
  • Wood Panel Bonding
  • Cabinet and Interior Woodwork
  • Edge Bonding

Low-Flammability Spray Adhesive

Water-based, low-flammability spray adhesive for sponge, fabric, wood, EVA, and related materials in furniture and industrial production.

  • Upholstered Furniture
  • Sponge & Fabric Bonding
  • Wood & EVA Bonding
  • Non-Restricted Sea Transport
Three blue Fokis-8805 water-based PU adhesive drums on a wooden pallet, shown against a footwear factory background

Water-based PU Adhesive

For shoe manufacturers evaluating a water-based bonding process, start with the materials you need to join and the conditions on your production line.

  • PFHxA compliance
  • Upper-to-sole assembly
  • Midsole-to-outsole bonding
  • Upper & lining lamination

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Water-Based Adhesives FAQ

What are water-based adhesives used for?

Water-based adhesives are commonly used for wood bonding, paper products, packaging, furniture assembly, laminating, and other industrial applications involving porous materials.

Are water-based adhesives suitable for furniture production?

Yes. Water-based wood adhesives are widely used in furniture assembly, wood panel bonding, cabinet production, and interior woodwork applications.

Can Fokis customize water-based adhesive formulas?

Yes. Fokis can adjust adhesive formulas based on bonding materials, application methods, drying conditions, production line requirements, and performance targets.

What is the difference between water-based adhesives and solvent-based adhesives?

Water-based adhesives use water as the main carrier, while solvent-based adhesives use organic solvents. Water-based options are often preferred when lower odor and cleaner handling are important, while solvent-based adhesives may still be selected for some high-strength or fast-drying applications.