Brascoplast Contact Adhesive

Brascoplast is a major Brazilian brand specialized in adhesives and sealants, widely recognized for its high-performance contact glues used in shoe repair, leatherwork, and general household fixes. The brand was originally created by Brascola, a leading Brazilian company founded in 1953 in Joinville, Santa Catarina.

In 2006, the brand's trajectory shifted when it was acquired by the multinational conglomerate Arkema, specifically integrated into its Bostik division. Today, while maintaining its strong local presence and manufacturing facilities in Brazil to serve the South American market, Brascoplast is part of a global portfolio of specialty materials. It remains one of the most trusted names in the Brazilian construction and DIY sectors due to its long-standing reputation for strength and versatility.