Rohm and Haas Company: Water-based adhesives

Rohm and Haas (Philadelphia, PA) has designed a line of water-based, dry-bond laminating adhesives called Robond™ L Series. Products were created to meet the requirements of food, beverage, and consumer packaged-goods manufacturers.

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Apr 30, 2002

The new line includes Robond L-62, an adhesive designed specifically for flexible substrates; Robond L-90D, created for use in the manufacture of flexible film laminates for food packaging; and Robond L-37, a waterborne adhesive designed for laminating flexible substrates in the manufacture of flexible film laminates for food packaging.

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