National Adhesives: Reduced-temperature hot melt

National Adhesives offers Easy-Pac™ 200ºF packaging hot melt, developed for case and carton sealing applications in food processing, beverage, personal care, household and consumer electronics, or other products in volume.

National Adhesives

Nov 30, 2005

The packaging adhesive’s low operating temperature maintains package security, even in hot, dry conditions. Because Easy-Pac does not produce char and runs cleanly, it results in decreased nozzle and hose clogs.

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