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  1. “Tuning for Print Products“ (2016)

    portfolio with EVA, PO, and monomer-reduced PUR hot melts for all standard bookbinding applications, Jowat also supplies special dispersion and hot melt adhesives
    https://www.jowat.com/ar-AE/newsroom-detail/tuning-for-print-products-2016/

  2. Will Not Get You Into Hot Water - Jowat-Toptherm® 221.00 | A Good Choice Since 1989

    resistance compared to the then-established EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) hot melts and now polyolefin hot melts offer a variety of substantial advantages. [...] popularity of hot melt adhesives based on polyolefin (PO) has increasingly grown. Since the introduction of these thermoplastic hot melt adhesives in the late
    https://www.jowat.com/ar-AE/newsroom-detail/will-not-get-you-into-hot-water-jowat-topthermr-22100-a-good-choice-since-1989/

  3. Keep Things Straight - Jowatherm® 288.60 | A Good Choice Since 1998

    Jowatherm ® 288.60 is an edgebanding adhesive that has been developed with special focus on a wide range of applications. In addition to bonding established edge substrates, Jowatherm ® 288.60 impress
    https://www.jowat.com/ar-AE/newsroom-detail/keep-things-straight-jowathermr-28860-a-good-choice-since-1998/

  4. Jowatherm® 280.30 is a true classic.

    strength and high yield. An unfilled edgebanding adhesive based on a classic EVA (ethylene vinyl acetate) formulation, Jowatherm® 280.30 facilitates virtually
    https://www.jowat.com/ar-AE/newsroom-detail/still-plenty-of-power-jowathermr-28030/

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