Articles Tagged with ''hot melts''

A study conducted by Ingevity has fully characterized the performance of a 4,000 MWt caprolactone diol versus that of a commercially available polyester diol.

Sustainable hot melt adhesives made from natural bioingredients pave the way for textile reworking and recycling.

Tim Pione, vice president, Advanced Packaging and Converting, Adhesives, at Arkema discusses the company’s pressure-sensitive adhesive products, including hot-melt, waterborne, UV, and specialty solution acrylics technologies. 

Using the mass balance approach, H.B. Fuller and Covestro teamed up to produce a new adhesive product that allows customers in the woodworking, composites, textile, and automotive sectors to reduce the carbon footprint of their own products, cutting fossil resource use.

Dow and Avery Dennison have partnered to create a new label adhesive to facilitate effectiveness of recycling.

A halogen-free and TPP-free flame retardant, PX-200 is an excellent solution for flame retardancy of hot melt adhesives.

Global demand for hot melt adhesives (HMAs) reflects a market still reacting to profound changes and a varied recovery in key end-use segments.

Under the motto “Rethink Nonwovens,” Henkel will present solutions to enhance the sustainability and efficiency in nonwovens manufacturing at INDEX 2023, held from April 18-21, 2023, at Palexpo, Geneva, Switzerland.

Arkema is launching a new integrated product range that combines the company’s technological expertise in the adhesives market, strengthened by the recent acquisition of Ashland performance adhesives, and acrylic value chain solutions.

Beardow Adams has developed a recyclable pocket spring adhesive – Prodas 2555 – to meet the growing environmental needs of the mattress industry.