What Is Solventless Lamination

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What is solventless lamination.

Compared to dry lamination processes solvent free compounding has the basic characteristics. So what is the difference between a solventless compounder and a dry compounder. Get in touch with us today. Pot life curve for the new technology at the coating head.

Before the lamination nip. The lamination of parts components and materials can make that specific product stronger more. Where the adhesives used do not contain. The laminating process has become ubiquitous on converting machines.

That is why solventless adhesives have become a crucial part of the laminating industry in a short time. Laminator and certain peculiarities. They are applied to base substrates using smooth roll transfer solventless laminators and subsequently nipped bonded to the secondary film to make the lamination. Where the bonding agent is a wax or hot melt and is applied in a molten state onto one of the two substrates.

Triplex laminator for solventless adhesives equipped with shaftless single position reel change or with automatic splicing with particularly contained dimensions. Compact reliable solventless lamination machine more capable more refined with five roller coating system for manufacturers. The only machine in the world able to laminate with solventless adhesives three layers in a single passage with a perfect control of pressure temperature and web tension during the production process. Solventless adhesives solventless adhesives are 100 active products containing no water or solvent carrier.

Solventless adhesive is used in a wide array of packaging applications as it is a high quality laminating adhesive. The solvent less lamination machine has five basic characteristics of three lows and one high that is low coating amount low initial tack low operating temperature and high speed and on line adhesive mixing. Once a fringe player solventless adhesives have become a workhorse in the laminating industry. After the lamination nip.

This process allows the production of paper paper or paper aluminum foil laminates that are widely used for the packaging of biscuits and bakery products. Laminating is an industrial product protection and enhancement process that is integral to numerous different types of parts components and materials involved in industrial manufacturing and production as well as other kinds of industries.