Colla Yasaka / Norisuke-san Glue

Yasaka Norisuke-san Table Tennis Water-Based Glue

Yasaka Norisuke-san is one of the most trusted and popular water-based table tennis glues in the world. Formulated from premium natural latex under strict quality standards in Japan, Norisuke-san is 100% free of volatile organic compounds (VOC-Free), complying fully with official ITTF competition equipment regulations.

This specialized adhesive delivers the perfect balance between strong, reliable bonding and effortless rubber removal. When it is time to change rubbers, Norisuke-san peels away cleanly from both the blade surface and the delicate sponge cells as a single, coherent elastic film, preventing veneer splintering and sponge cratering.

Key Performance Features

• 100% VOC-Free Natural Latex: Completely odorless, non-toxic, and environmentally safe, fully approved for ITTF tournament play.
• Clean Peeling Action: Forms a resilient elastic membrane that peels off cleanly in one piece without tearing sponge pores or wooden top veneers.
• Even Application: Supplied with application sponges and a holding clip, allowing smooth, streak-free distribution across blade and rubber.
• Optimal Drying Indicator: Milky white upon application, turning completely transparent when dried and ready for assembly.

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Adhesive Type	Water-Based Natural Latex Polymer (VOC-Free)
Volume	Available in standard bottle with applicator sponges and clip
Drying Time	10–15 minutes at room temperature (2–3 minutes with gentle hair dryer)
ITTF Compliance	100% ITTF Tournament Approved (Zero VOCs)
Residue Removal	Peels off cleanly as a coherent elastic film
Compatibility	All wooden and composite blades, porous and classic sponges

How to Apply

Apply a small amount of Yasaka Norisuke-san evenly onto the blade and sponge using the included sponge clip. Spread thoroughly from center to edges until a thin, uniform layer is formed. Wait until the milky film turns completely transparent. Join the rubber onto the blade using a rolling pin with moderate pressure, and trim around the blade perimeter.