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be divided into three general groups: primary microplastics type A, primary microplastics type B, and secondary microplastics (cf. figure 1). The latter is [...] Primary microplastics type B are formed during use (e.g. tire abrasion or fibres released during the washing of synthetic clothing). Type A microplastics are e [...] millimetres in length. The release of type A microplastics can be intended, deliberately produced, or caused by accident. A major focus of the EU’s plastics strategy

has shown best results in tests and has therefore been labelled A+. The new foil adhesive is a vinyl acetate copolymer dispersion developed specifically for [...] downside of this type of adhesive due to the high content of plasticiser has become evident. In general, the plasticiser for the formulation of that type of adhesive [...] also excels in a number of other characteristics: Free of plasticiser and solvents Jowacoll ® ER 147.00 is free of plasticiser and solvents. From a health perspective

Bag sealing is a complex process with very short process cycles. Bagging is a mass process and the interplay between the individual system components and their [...] the adhesive has been applied. The product is characterised by a high hot tack (fast tack), a wide range of adhesion to many different materials, and good heat [...] of the packaging unit, and the point of sale or of use. For every bag type, there is a sealing system. Adhesives are applied by roller or by nozzle. The bonding

Adhesives with a free monomeric isocyanate content of less than 0.1 % are not subject to hazard labelling and therefore play a major role in facilitating a safe workplace [...] adhesives. From polyester to polyamide and later polyolefin – a clear trend emerged towards a completely different adhesives technology in edgebanding applications: [...] were a real quantum leap forward. The chemical crosslinking inside the adhesive coupled with the chemical binding to the bonding partners facilitates a significantly