We received WG411 glue for wood product from East West Enterprise, LLC and it was outstanding. To test its performance, several pieces of woods were bonded and our people could not even separate the bonded/joined pieces.As a matter of fact, the regular wood of the same wood piece came apart but not the joined section of the wood piece.

While trying to bond an aluminum disc with a large piece of glass, we were running into an issue where the bonding compound being used was transferring pigment through the glass, creating an aesthetic quality defect. This was an emergency situation for us and East West responded quickly, preforming research to find a compound that bonded well, without discoloring the glass, as well as preforming other mechanical destruction tests.The new compound from East West Enterprise provided a great solution and helped to bring in new business for us.

We used East West Enterprise, PUR 716 to manufacture dish washing foam scrubber. This material reduced our process from 24 hours to 2 hours to bond cellulose to scotch brite materials. Great Work!

We received AA 716 glue from East West Enterprise to bond metal hinge to glass piece for automotive repair.This glue did an incredible job of joining together the
glass to the metal hinge.It was totally inseparable! We also used this same glue- AA716- to bond used metal fixtures for our manufacturing process.We were about to purchase a section of this fixture to make it work then we used this glue to join two metals together and it made us not purchase the section of the fixture.It was unbelievable!We were really astonished with the performance of this adhesive/glue AA716.

We were having an issue during our manufacturing process where the glue placed on the Vinyl by the manufacturing was obstructing the bond of a glass piece to a metal part. After reaching out to East West Enterprise, they conducted research to find something to remove the glue from the vinyl, which helped fix our manufacturing issue. Later, they were able to have a colorant added to the cleaning compound, CC101, which ensured that the cleaning compound was applied to the vinyl sheet prior to bonding.

We were given a sample of East West Enterprise’s WG 411 specialty wood glue, to see if it would work well with our manufacturing process. To test it, we glued two pieces of wood together and after a few seconds, we tried to separate them. The glue’s bond was so strong that we were unable to break the bond by hand. We even nailed one of the pieces of wood to a work-bench and then used a hammer to try to break the bond. The nails came out of the table, but the wood did not separate! This glue has become an essential part of our manufacturing process!