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or animal feed. Another sustainable option involves tree resins obtained directly. And terpene resins derived from citrus fruit peels. Again, a waste product [...] take closer look at the elements that make up a hot melt adhesive—polymers, resins, waxes, fillers, and additives—it becomes evident that the development of an [...] however, noteworthy constraints in this pursuit. One avenue involves tall resins, sourced from crude tall oil, a byproduct of pulp production. These raw materials

product for wrapping profiles made of solid wood, particleboard and MDF with resinated paper foils or thermoplastic foils (with an appropriate primer coating on

the Jowatherm ® GROW range provide powerful hot melt adhesives based on pine resins. Jowatherm ® GROW 853.20 is particularly resource-friendly due to a certified

Both processes are usually carried out by bonding with a two-component epoxy resin adhesive applied by specially developed robots. From both a cost and manufacturing

It can be used for bonding established edgebands (ABS, PP, PVC, veneer, resinated paper) in a continuous operation on edgebanding machines. Another highlight

recyclable bonds according to the German packaging law. In their formulation, only resins made from crude liquid rosin are used. Crude liquid rosin is a by-product of

resistance for the hardening process of filter papers impregnated with phenolic resin, and high flexibility during the installation and the change of air filter

field of application, e.g. edges made of HPL/CPL, polyester, PVC, ABS, PP, resinated paper, solid wood or veneer. Premium Jowatherm-Reaktant ® 608.00/01 product

edgebanding, suitable for kitchens and bathrooms; a 2-component silane epoxy resin adhesive for joining the most different materials, especially in assembly works; [...] 2-component SE polymer adhesive system combines the high initial strength of epoxy resin adhesives with the elastic properties of moisture-curing silane sealants. The

in polymer chemistry and the availability of synthetically produced polymer resin dispersions in the 1950s and 1960s. In 1968 Jowat established itself as a leading