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Puiduliimidel, often referred to as wood glues, are adhesive substances specifically designed to bond wooden materials. These glues work by penetrating the porous surface of the wood and forming strong chemical bonds as they cure, creating a joint that is typically as strong as the wood itself. The primary types of wood glues available include PVA (polyvinyl acetate) glues, polyurethane glues, epoxy resins, and cyanoacrylate adhesives.

PVA glues are the most common and widely used for general woodworking. They are water-based, non-toxic, and easy to clean up. Different formulations exist, such as Type I (water-resistant), Type II (waterproof), and Type III (highly waterproof). Polyurethane glues are known for their strength and waterproof properties, expanding to fill gaps. They require moisture to cure and can create a very durable bond.

Epoxy resins are two-part adhesives that offer exceptional strength and gap-filling capabilities, making them suitable for structural repairs and laminating. Cyanoacrylate adhesives, commonly known as super glues, are fast-acting and best suited for small repairs or quick bonding of non-structural components. The choice of puiduliim depends on the specific application, the type of wood, the required strength, and environmental conditions. Proper surface preparation, application, and clamping are crucial for achieving optimal results with any wood glue.