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labeling (GHS). The proportion of monomeric MDI contained in Jowat’s PUR MR adhesives is below 0.1%. According to the current EU regulation (EU1272/2008 and the [...] this reason, adhesive formulations with a proportion of monomeric MDI higher0.1% must be labelled with the GHS pictogram 08 (health hazard) according to the

safety in their company by changing to PUR hot melt adhesive that are not subject to hazard classification. Monomer-reduced PUR hot melt adhesives have a low content [...] cooperation with our partners. The debate surrounding the mandatory labeling of PUR hot melt adhesives has created some uncertainty among some customers. Can you [...] update on the current situation? Weymann: We have been supplying monomer-reduced PUR hot melt adhesives which do not require GHS pictograms since 2001. We benefit

located today. In five factories throughout the country, more than 1,700 employees produce some 1.7 million doors of various types and designs each year. Today, [...] ased adhesives (PUR) were the best choice to meet the requirements for the bonding and coating of the material. PORTA had never used a PUR hot melt adhesive [...] adhesives based on polyvinyl acetate (PVAc), different hot melt adhesives (PUR and EVA), and glues based on emulsion polymer isocyanate (EPI) are also in regular

their company by changing to PUR hot melt adhesive that are not subject to hazard classification. So-called monomer-reduced PUR hot melt adhesives have a very [...] very low monomer diisocyanate (MDI) content of less than 0.1 percent and are therefore not subject to hazard labeling. In addition, there is also the training [...] into effect on August 24, 2023, and applies to all processors of conventional PUR hot melt adhesives within the European Union. The additional training can be

monomeric MDI concentration is less than 0.1 percent. Sustainable adhesive solutions Monomer-reduced—and therefore hazard-free—PUR hot melt adhesives have long been [...] already.” Maximum flexibility In most cases, the change from classic PUR hot melt adhesives to a PUR MR hot melt adhesive is said to easy and uncomplicated. Jowat [...] Isocyanate is a main building block of polyurethane and a key ingredient in reactive PUR hot melt adhesives. While some of the isocyanate is bound into polymers, the

LIGNA this year. For edgebanding operations, the spotlight will be on the new PUR hot melt adhesive Jowatherm-Reaktant ® GROW 657.40. It impresses with a formulation [...] Jowatherm-Reaktant ® MR product line supplies a tried-and-true class of powerful PUR hot melt adhesives. Due to their special formulation, they provide an efficient [...] is a liquid cleaner which effectively removes thermoplastic or noncrosslinked PUR hot melt adhesives as well as water-based glues. The product works on different

health and safety. Monomer-reduced PUR hot melt adhesives have a very low content of monomeric diisocyanate (MDI) of less than 0.1 % and therefore do not require [...] thus future-proof adhesive can be evaluated from various points of view (Figure 1): What is the raw material basis of the adhesive's formulation? What impact does [...] changing the adhesive they use, for example by switching to monomer-reduced PUR hot melt adhesives or to solvent-based adhesives with a high solids content

broad spectrum of adhesives based on biological or recycled materials. Reactive PUR hot melt adhesives with hazard-free labeling from the Jowatherm-Reaktant ® MR [...] bonding applications are readily available and reliable. Jowat at interzum: hall 6.1, booth D035 Jowat at LIGNA: hall 15, booth A16; and hall 27, booth D45

processes. The key benefit of this PUR hot melt adhesive: A very low monomer diisocyanate (MDI) content of less than 0.1 percent and therefore hazard-free labeling [...] high green strength facilitating immediate handling. Jowat also supplies modern PUR hot melt adhesives for activated carbon binding and for the lamination of multilayer

saving, the focus is also on occupational safety. One-component moisture-curing PUR hot melt adhesives have been established in the automotive industry for several [...] hydrolysis, high temperature exposure or UV radiation. However, conventional PUR hot melt adhesives generally contain an excess of free monomer isocyanate of [...] the respiratory system. Jowat has therefore been developing monomer-reduced PUR hot melt adhesives which are not subject to hazard labeling requirements since