Name: hot-melt adhesive strip

product material: Epoxy resin adhesive

packing: Box

specification: Environmental protection hot-melt adhesive strip glue stick 7 * 270mm,11 * 270mm, 25kg per piece

usage: glue gun or lighter can be used to melt

purpose:

1. Used for packing sealing, sticky wedding candies box, cake box;

2. Stick artificial flowers, Christmas tree, circuit board, crafts

3. There are more uses in experience and development, which are very versatile;

  product Introduction

1. Hot Melt Adhesive is a solid fusible polymer that does not require solvent. It is solid at normal temperature and heated and melted to a certain extent to become a liquid adhesive that can flow and has certain viscosity,
2. The main component of Hot Melt Adhesive, that is, the basic resin is formed by the polymerization of ethylene and vinyl acetate under high pressure, and then it is made of tackifier, viscosity regulator, antioxidant and so on.

3. Hot Melt Adhesive it is a kind of solid, which turns into a molten state after heating, and then solidifies when it touches the cold surface of the air, then it takes only a few seconds to complete, and then immediately, to ensure efficient production without drying equipment, space saving, non-toxic, non-flammable, non-pollution

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