Binding of materials is a technique which is existing for centuries. In the beginning only solvable vegetable and animal glues (starch, dextrine, caseine, bone glue) were used for the gluing of relatively simple materials. During the time synthetics and plastics were introduced in the industry, they were also being used to formulate adhesives; the so called synthetic adhesives (like polyvinylacetates, synthetic rubbers, epoxy resins, dispersions and EVA). In the sixties hotmelts were entering the markets. This product contains 100% high solid -that means- without any water or solvent. By heating up, the mass becomes fluid and the adhesion will be created by cooling down, solidification. A good adhesion of substrates is most important during industrial applications. As a matter of fact, the finished product stands by a correct binding. In this context, pressing the materials together is of great importance, this means how better the contact, the faster the bonding is created and the shorter the pressing time will be.
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Hotmelt for installing windows in frames | Hotmelt for closing boxes (glue-lap) |
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