After working for many years with German artisans, in 1956 Pattex revolutionized the glue market by creating a cold-curing product and overcoming the need to heat the glues before being able to use them.
Between 1956 and 2011 there is a series of innovations, including water-resistant wood glue, hot glue guns, assembly glue, and lastly the 1005 glue, the new generation universal adhesive that can repair all household items.
Pattex also decides to develop high-temperature sealants such as PATTEX SL 509 that seals metal parts that are exposed to temperatures above 250°. If you need a product for assembling doors and windows or to fill the cavities between the frame and the subframe or between the frame and the wall, PATTEX polyurethane foam will come to your rescue.
Pattex has worked hard over the past few years to provide a full range of non-toxic products by eliminating hazardous solvents from their formulas.
