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precisely only where it serves a purpose. In the worst case, it may otherwise lead to soiled products which can no longer be sold and have to be tediously cleaned [...] In unfavorable conditions, several factors can occur at the same time and lead to considerable cobwebs of adhesive strings. Depending on the amount of stringing [...] Open doors and windows, unfavorably located fans or high process speeds can lead to draft. This can cool the applicator head as well as the adhesive and increase

up the necessary and optimum amount of adhesion. In the worst case, this may lead to delamination in the compound. Tension is force per unit area of a surface [...] high-gloss panels. Flaws in the surface of these products would inevitably lead to an increased rate of rejections. Conclusion: From the perspective of adhesive

entrapment of NEP in the laminated profile. Therefore, reactions that may lead to blistering or even foil delamination are now a thing of the past and process

downtimes, for instance due to modifications, are therefore no problem. This leads to shorter waiting times, and considerably reduced cleaning and maintenance

needs to be added to this dispersion, dosing and mixing becomes obsolete, which leads to significant benefits from a more efficient and faster manufacturing process

substrate. The cooling of the adhesive after it has been applied onto the substrate leads to a purely physical build-up of strength which results in the initial strength

processed at significantly lower temperatures, in some cases below 100 °C. This leads to a significant reduction in energy consumption and a resource-saving bonding [...] building blocks on the way to sustainable industrial bonding. What does not lead to the fulfilment of sustainability goals is the redesign of the overall process

substrates and formats typical for the food industry in particular can quickly lead to an inconsistent bonding quality. To identify and correct the actual causes

hot melt adhesive has an excellent resistance to oxidation in the melt. This leads to less charring and cleaning and therefore reduces downtimes. In addition