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to energy efficiency are permanently growing. Heat insulation for roofs is taking up more space, which often goes at the expense of the ventilation system. Therefore [...] frame and acts – often for extended periods – as temporary roof covering, taking over the function of tiles. Therefore, the material has to be impermeable and [...] and placed as a film similar to a curtain between the material compound, taking over the function of a membrane and having to provide the necessary tightness

“Dispersion adhesives for foil lamination have to be considered individually, taking into account the different materials, processes and requirements”, says Christoph [...] selection of the most suitable adhesive, trials at the customer’s site and taking the processors’ lamination units into operation. Working closely together with

adhesive technology before planning is started. During the planning phase, Jowat takes care of the interface management between the customer, the supervisory body

bonding applications in the furniture industry. Today’s adhesive portfolio takes into account the many different aspects of sustainability and goes beyond

"Green Adhesives" developed by the adhesive manufacturer Jowat are designed to take these different aspects of sustainability into account and enable manufacturing [...] harmless to humans. The development of green adhesives must therefore always take into account the aspects of health effects. Lowpollutant and low-emission adhesive

nted technical solutions for the bonding processes of our customers, which take into consideration the constantly growing ecological and economic requirements

discounter Aldi Süd with its demand that private label manufacturers should take all necessary measures to prevent mineral oil contamination in food. The discounter

via the compost bin, those materials are regularly sorted out because they take longer than desired to degrade. The ability to recycle those materials is also

out of this critical economic situation and a real success story started to take its course. No longer were low-margin mass products manufactured for a limited

when filter papers impregnated with phenolic resins are used since the curing takes place after pleating at temperatures of up to 180 °C in an oven. The adhesive