Confay Adhesive Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd.is pleased to invite woodworking manufacturers, furniture factories, cabinet producers, distributors, laminators, and adhesive buyers to meet us at the International Woodworking Fair (IWF) Atlanta 2026.
From August 25–28, 2026, IWF Atlanta will bring woodworking professionals together at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, with the latest technologies, equipment, materials, and manufacturing solutions on display. The official IWF schedule confirms that the trade show will run from August 25 to August 28, with exhibits located across Buildings A, B, BC and C.
At this year's exhibition, Confay will focus on practical adhesive solutions for three important woodworking processes:
Exhibition: International Woodworking Fair (IWF) Atlanta 2026
Date: August 25–28, 2026
Booth No. : B8450
Venue: Georgia World Congress Center
Address: 285 Andrew Young International Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30313, USA
Company: Confay Adhesive Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd.
Edge banding adhesive: Bintheri 290S Natural and 290W Pure White
Flat lamination adhesive: 8247.5Y
Woodworking structural adhesive: Confay Liquid PUR
If your factory is evaluating a new woodworking adhesive supplier, improving bonding quality, reducing adhesive-related production problems, or developing higher-value furniture and panel products, we welcome you to visit our booth and discuss your application requirements with our technical team.

1. What Woodworking Adhesives Will Confay Present at IWF 2026?
Different woodworking processes require different adhesive chemistries, application methods, open times, setting behavior, and final bond performance.
For this reason, Confay is bringing a focused selection of adhesive products to IWF Atlanta rather than presenting a one-size-fits-all adhesive solution.
1.1 Bintheri 290S Natural for Edge Banding
Bintheri 290S Natural is designed for woodworking edge banding applications where manufacturers need reliable adhesion together with a natural-colored glue line.
Typical applications include:
Furniture edge banding
Cabinet production
MDF and particleboard edge processing
Melamine panel processing
PVC edge banding
ABS edge banding
Wood veneer edge banding
For furniture manufacturers, edge banding adhesive selection directly affects the appearance and durability of the finished panel.
A suitable adhesive needs to work consistently with the factory's edge banding equipment, substrate, edge material, production speed, and temperature conditions.

1.2 Bintheri 290W Pure White for White and Light-Colored Panels
For white furniture and light-colored decorative panels, adhesive color can become a visible part of the finished product.
Bintheri 290W Pure White is positioned for applications where manufacturers need a white adhesive appearance for edge banding and related woodworking bonding processes.
It can be considered for:
White cabinet panels
Light-colored furniture
Decorative boards
PVC and ABS edge materials
Modern minimalist furniture
Visible edge applications
For procurement teams, the key question is not simply whether an adhesive is "white." The more important issue is whether its bonding performance, processing behavior, compatibility, and finished appearance match the production system.
2. 8247.5Y for Flat Lamination Applications
Flat lamination is widely used when decorative surfaces or functional layers need to be bonded onto wood-based panels.
Confay 8247.5Y is one of the adhesive solutions that visitors can discuss with our technical team at IWF Atlanta.
Potential application areas include:
Furniture panel lamination
Decorative surface bonding
Wood-based board lamination
Flat-panel manufacturing
Interior decorative components
Composite panel production
When evaluating a flat lamination adhesive, purchasing teams should look beyond the initial adhesive price.
The more useful evaluation should include:
substrate compatibility + adhesive application method + coating weight + production speed + pressing conditions + final bond performance + defect rate.
This approach helps manufacturers evaluate the actual cost of an adhesive within the production process rather than comparing suppliers only by price per kilogram.

3. Confay Liquid PUR for Woodworking Structural Bonding
Some woodworking applications require more than surface adhesion.
For structural components, furniture assemblies, and applications exposed to demanding service conditions, manufacturers may need a reactive polyurethane adhesive capable of forming a strong and durable bond after curing.
Confay Liquid PUR is designed for woodworking structural bonding applications where manufacturers are looking for PUR adhesive technology.
Potential applications include:
Furniture structural assembly
Wood component bonding
Panel and component assembly
Solid wood bonding
Engineered wood components
Interior woodworking structures
High-performance furniture manufacturing
Compared with conventional hot-melt bonding concepts, liquid PUR technology is particularly relevant when manufacturers are looking for reactive curing and durable structural bonding performance.
However, PUR adhesive selection should always be evaluated according to the actual substrate, application equipment, moisture conditions, curing requirements, production cycle, and end-use environment.

4. Where Can These Adhesives Be Used?
The three adhesive categories displayed by Confay at IWF 2026 correspond to different stages of woodworking production.
| Production Process | Confay Solution | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Edge Banding | Bintheri 290S Natural | Furniture, cabinets, wood-based panels |
| Edge Banding | Bintheri 290W Pure White | White and light-colored furniture |
| Flat Lamination | 8247.5Y | Decorative panels and flat surfaces |
| Structural Bonding | Confay Liquid PUR | Furniture and woodworking components |
This differentiation is important because the "best woodworking adhesive" does not exist as a universal product.
The appropriate adhesive depends on the bonding process, substrate, machine, production speed, environmental conditions, and required final performance.
5. What Technical Parameters Should Buyers Compare?
When purchasing woodworking adhesive, procurement teams often make the mistake of comparing only viscosity and price.
A more practical technical evaluation should include the following parameters.
Adhesive Properties
Buyers should ask about:
Adhesive type
Viscosity
Softening or application temperature
Open time
Setting time
Curing mechanism
Recommended coating weight
Storage conditions
Shelf life
Substrate Compatibility
Ask the supplier whether the adhesive has been evaluated with the actual materials used in your factory, such as:
MDF
Particleboard
Plywood
Solid wood
Melamine panels
PVC
ABS
Veneer
Decorative films
Equipment Compatibility
The adhesive should also be evaluated together with the production equipment.
For example:
Edge banding adhesive → edge banding machine → substrate → edge material → processing speed
and
PUR adhesive → application equipment → substrate → assembly process → curing environment
A technically suitable adhesive can still produce inconsistent results if the application parameters are incorrectly matched.

Core Advantages
1. Load-bearing Structural Certification: Complies with DIN EN 15425 standard for load- bearing timber bonding, with quality benchmarked against mainstream European certification systems.
2. Three Open Time Options: Available in 5/17/45 minutes Suitable for production scenarios ranging from high-speed finger jointing to large component assembly.
3. Excellent Production Line Compatibility: Compatible with high-speed feeding and manual adhesive application; no equipment replacement required during product changeover.
4. Stable Bonding Performance: Maintains reliable bonding from -25°C to 100°C, meeting Watt 91 heat resistance requirements. No white fogging and no yellowing, Waterproof performance equivalent to national standard D4. The highly elastic glue line effectively compensates thermal expansion and contraction stress of aluminium-timber composites.
5. Low-odour & Eco-friendly: Solvent-free formulation with low VOC emissions, supporting green building certification.
Product Overview
CONFAY CF-PuR 17 is a reactive polyurethane (PUR) adhesive. Itis a one-component moisture-curing adhesive specially developed for load-bearing timber structures such as solid wood doors and windows, solid wood jointing, exterior wall panels and customwhole-house frames.
Developed in accordance with DIN EN 15425 standard, it is applicable to finger jointing, face bonding and structural assembly. Itdelivers high-strength, weather-resistant and durable bonding performance for engineered timber products including CLT, GLT and structural solid timber.
| Product Model | Open Time (min) | Recommended PressingTime (min /20°C) | Recommended PostCuring Time (min) | Application Scenarios |
| CF-PUR05 | ≈5 | 17 | 70 | High-speed finger jointing productionlines, automatic continuous presses |
| CF-PUR17 | ≈17 | 35 | 70 | Assembly of conventional structuralcomponents, GLT lamination |
| CF-PUR30 | ≈45 | 70 | 140 | Large components, complex assembly,manual adhesive application |
| Notes | 1. Pressing time is affected by temperature, moisture content and glue line thickness. Practical production line testingis recommended before mass production. 2. Post -curing time depends on component geometry and storage climate; verification based on actual processes is advised. | |||
Performance Advantages
· Bonding Strength: Meets load-bearing structural requirements with excellent shear and peel resistance.
·Glue Line Appearance: Light-coloured translucent glueline, preserving the natural texture of timber.
.Weather Resistance Class: Suitable for indoor and sheltered outdoor environments (aligned with ServiceClass 2-3).
·Process Tolerance: Good pumpability, compatible with various equipment including finger jointers, roller coatersand spray systems.
Method Of Use:
1. The paste surface to remove oiland dust.
2. Use serrated scraper or scraperuniform coating on the surface of the glued.
3. After the glue can laying adhesive materials,-press-urized solidification(aboutO.5kg/cm). In order to speedup the curing time, can spray a small amount of water mist on the surface of the adhesive.
4 6 hours can reach 80% of the ulti-matestrengthand achieve ultimate strength after 24 hours.
5. Tools availableethylacetatesolvent cleaning.

Application Parameters
Recommended coating
120-180g/m2.weight:
Substrates shall be dry, free of oil and contamination.
Safety Notice
Contains isocyanates. For professional industrial use only. Wear protective gloves during application; en-sure adequate workshop ventilation. Keep out of reach of children. (Safety warning label attached.)
Storage InstructionUse up within 7 days after opening.
Store in sealed container away from light at 5-25°C.
6. What Should You Ask a Woodworking Adhesive Supplier Before Purchasing?
At IWF Atlanta, Confay recommends that buyers use the following questions when comparing adhesive suppliers.
Question 1: Is the adhesive suitable for my exact substrate?
Do not simply ask whether the adhesive is suitable for "wood."
Provide the supplier with your actual substrate and surface material.
For example:
MDF + PVC edge banding
or
particleboard + melamine surface
The more specific the application information, the more meaningful the supplier's recommendation will be.
Question 2: What machine and application conditions are required?
Ask for recommended:
Application temperature
Coating amount
Machine speed
Open time
Pressing conditions
Curing conditions
This helps determine whether the adhesive can fit your existing production line.
Question 3: How stable is the adhesive during continuous production?
For industrial buyers, laboratory bonding performance is only part of the evaluation.
The adhesive should also be assessed during continuous production.
Important indicators include:
Bonding consistency
Glue-line appearance
Machine stability
Application consistency
Production defect rate
Cleaning and maintenance requirements
Question 4: Can the supplier provide application testing?
Before purchasing in large quantities, buyers should ideally conduct trials using their own:
substrate + edge material + machine + production parameters.
This is particularly important for furniture factories changing adhesive suppliers.
7. Why Is IWF Atlanta an Important Meeting Point for Adhesive Buyers?
IWF is positioned by its organizers as North America's largest woodworking technology and design trade show and conference, covering furniture manufacturing, cabinetry, flooring, architectural woodwork, machinery, tools, engineered products, and related technologies.
The official IWF attendee information also indicates that the event attracts buyers from all U.S. states and 90 countries worldwide, making the exhibition an important meeting point for companies involved in global woodworking supply chains.
IWF's 2024 performance information further indicates that the show attracted an estimated 26,000 attendees and nearly 1,100 exhibitors, demonstrating the scale of the woodworking industry network surrounding the event.
For adhesive buyers, this creates an opportunity to evaluate adhesive suppliers alongside woodworking machinery, panel-processing equipment, edge banding technology, furniture production systems, and other upstream and downstream technologies.
In other words, adhesive performance should be evaluated as part of the complete production process, not as an isolated chemical product.
8. Meet Confay Adhesive Technology at IWF Atlanta 2026
At IWF Atlanta 2026, Confay Adhesive Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd. welcomes:
Furniture manufacturers
Cabinet manufacturers
Woodworking factories
Panel manufacturers
Edge banding companies
Laminating manufacturers
Furniture component producers
Adhesive distributors
Importers
Industrial adhesive buyers
OEM/ODM customers
Our team will introduce solutions covering:
Edge Banding → Flat Lamination → Structural Bonding
with a focus on practical production requirements rather than simply presenting product catalogs.
If you are currently:
Looking for a new woodworking adhesive supplier
Comparing PUR and conventional adhesive solutions
Experiencing edge-banding glue-line problems
Developing white or light-colored furniture
Improving flat-lamination quality
Evaluating structural bonding solutions
Seeking a customized adhesive recommendation
Planning a new woodworking production line
we encourage you to arrange a meeting with our team during IWF 2026.
9. IWF Atlanta 2026 Exhibition Information
Exhibition: International Woodworking Fair (IWF) Atlanta 2026
Date: August 25–28, 2026
Booth No. : B8450
Venue: Georgia World Congress Center
Address: 285 Andrew Young International Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30313, USA
Company: Confay Adhesive Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd.
According to the official IWF schedule, the trade show is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from August 25–27, and from 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on August 28.
For visitors planning their schedules, the official IWF website provides registration, exhibitor information, floor plans, transportation information, and other show-planning resources.
10. Book a Meeting With Confay Before IWF 2026
A face-to-face discussion can be much more useful than simply exchanging product catalogs.
Before visiting our booth, buyers are welcome to prepare information about their current production process, including:
Substrate → Surface Material → Machine → Production Speed → Application Temperature → Current Adhesive → Existing Bonding Problem
With these details, our technical team can better understand the application and discuss a suitable adhesive solution.
Visit Confay Adhesive Technology at IWF Atlanta 2026 to discuss your woodworking adhesive requirements.
Whether your priority is edge banding quality, flat lamination performance, or structural bonding, our team is ready to discuss your application requirements and explore a practical adhesive solution for your production process.
We look forward to meeting you in Atlanta from August 25–28, 2026.
Confay Adhesive Technology (Guangdong) Co., Ltd.
Woodworking Adhesive Solutions | Edge Banding | Flat Lamination | Structural Bonding

