TOOLS 2

Tools 2 describes about tools that

contain liquid inside

GLUE

Glue is a substance used to stick

things tightly together. More details, glue is
any of various strong adhesive substances.

Types Of Glue

White Craft Glue

Yellow wood glue
Super Glue

White Craft Glue

This is the most common craft glue for

porous lightweight materials such as paper,
cardboard, cloth, and kids crafts.
White craft glue dries clear and is
somewhat flexible. Get creative and add fillers, like
fine glitter, pigment, or water-based food coloring
for decorative effects.

Yellow Wood Glue

Yellow wood glue is also water based and

is made of the same vinyl acetate polymers as
craft glue. It is designed to work with wood and
is immediately tacky for better hold in the
uncured state.

Super Glue

It is also known as cyanoacrylate adhesives.

Cyanoacrylate adhesives bond very quickly and to
a range of substrates. They form a very strong
bond and dry clear. The surfaces to be mated
must fit together well to achieve good bonding.
Cyanoacrylates can set in seconds to minutes,
depending on formulation. It dries clear and is
waterproof.

BALLPOINT PEN
Ballpoint is a term
often used to describe the
majority of pens used in
daily life. Specifically,
however, a ballpoint pen
has an internal cartridge
or reservoir for ink and a
sphere at the point. Ink
comes
out
of
the
cartridge and coats the
sphere. As the ballshaped point rolls along
paper, ink is deposited in
the form of writing or
drawing.

THE WHITE BOARD PEN

The whiteboard pen
(also called a whiteboard
marker or dry erasable
marker) was invented by
Jerry Woolf of Techform
Laboratories and later
patented by Pilot Pen in
1975. It is a nonpermanent marker and
uses an erasable ink that
adheres to the writing
surface without binding to
or being absorbed by it.

CORRECTION FLUID

A correction fluid is an opaque, white

fluid applied to paper to mask errors in
text. Once dried, it can be written over. It is
typically packaged in small bottles, and
the lid has an attached brush (or a
triangular piece of foam) which dips into
the bottle. The brush is used to apply the
fluid onto the paper.

PAINT THINNER

Thinner is a liquid,
such as turpentine,
mixed with paint or
varnish to reduce its
viscosity and make it
easier to apply.

GONDORUKEM

Gondorukem, also called rosin, colophony, Arpus or

Greek pitch, is a solid form of resin obtained from pines
and some other plants, mostly conifers, produced by
heating fresh liquid resin to vaporize the volatile liquid
terpene components. It is semi-transparent and varies
in color from yellow to black.

Application of Gondorukem
used as softener, softening the rubbers
used as a binder component of adhesive, includes
rubber based adhesive, synthetic resin based
adhesive and plant base adhesives
used for paper sizing, improving the strength and
smoothness, increasing wear resistance,
used for thermoplastic coating, such like road
marking
used as vehicle body and enhancing the adhesion in
ink industry
used for food
other specialty application