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Jowacoll® 110.00 assembly adhesive, an adapted Jowatherm® 288.xx series EVA hot melt adhesive for edgebanding, and a plastics adhesive for small repairs. Wolfgang [...] When put to the test on a double-sided IMA edge laminating machine, the PO hot melt adhesive outshone the product Nolte had previously been using. The changeover [...] Jowat adhesives for the automated bonding of handle strips—the colorless PUR hot melt adhesive Jowatherm-Reaktant® 608.00 and the Jowacoll® 114.80 adhesive, to

acetate (EVA) are optimally adapted to the pleating process with a suitable open time as well as high initial strength. In addition, the hot melt adhesives [...] explains: “The filter medium is pleated for this purpose and fixed with a hot melt adhesive. This maximises the filter area within the available space.” Adhesives

dispersion adhesives based on polyvinyl acetate (PVAc), different hot melt adhesives (PUR and EVA), and glues based on emulsion polymer isocyanate (EPI) are also [...] for the bonding and coating of the material. PORTA had never used a PUR hot melt adhesive before, however, and did not yet have a suitable melting system for [...] frame wrapping with MICROLAN, since adhesives based on ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) and polyolefin (PO) were not suitable for this material,” explains Dr. Zdzisław

milestones of this cooperation is the transition from EVA hot melt adhesives to unfilled PO hot melt adhesives in profile wrapping applications. Jowat-Toptherm [...] provided the right product for HLF. The profile manufacturer also relies on hot melt adhesives from Jowat SE in other applications, for example in packaging operations [...] equipment. Probably the most significant advantage of the current, unfilled PO hot melt adhesive is how smoothly and evenly it can be applied. The uniformly bonded

short-term exposure to water or higher humidity. The Jowatherm® 280.50 EVA hot melt adhesive is used for highquality edgebanding, which is particularly impressive

manufacturer has been using PUR hot melt adhesives from Jowat since 2013. In the year 2019, they eventually changed to the PUR hot melt adhesive with hazard-free [...] monomer-reduced PUR hot melt adhesive for edgebanding in our processes.” Jowatherm-Reaktant ® MR 607.90 is known as a processor-friendly PUR hot melt adhesive with [...] decorative surfaces (e.g. laminates, thermoplastic foils). “The hazard-free PUR hot melt adhesive from Jowat is on par with the quality of conventional products. In

were purchased in 1994 already. At the beginning, 11 employees manufactured hot melt adhesives as well as dispersion adhesives and release agents at the plant [...] of processes ensure that the continuously growing demand, particularly for hot melt adhesives, primers/adhesion promoters and solvent-based adhesives, can be

range of optimization options when it comes to coating roof linings. PUR hot melt adhesives are the perfect choice for moistureresistant bonds that also need [...] candidate for effective use in the field of construction textiles is the PUR hot melt adhesive Jowatherm-Reaktant® 630.20. Due to its low-viscosity formulation [...] common type of adhesive used for bonding construction textiles is strong PO hot melts. While the adhesive is applied over a large area when using a laminate

the composition of hot melt adhesives play in this context? Horsthemke: When we take closer look at the elements that make up a hot melt adhesive—polymers, [...] 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 of [...] with our partners. The debate surrounding the mandatory labeling of PUR hot melt adhesives has created some uncertainty among some customers. Can you provide

(see interview on p. 20). “The decision to use Jowat’s monomer-reduced (MR) hot melt adhesives was an obvious one for us,” emphasises purchasing manager Sonja [...] with HPL laminate or real wood veneers. ALBO has been purchasing several hot melt adhesives and the associated cleaners from Jowat for some time now. But what’s