Different Types of Adhesives

Synthetic Rubber Based Adhesive (Hotmelt)

They are produced through fusion of synthetic resins and thermoplastic rubbers in heat conditions. They have good adhesive and cohesive properties, up to 50 - 60°C. For their production, no solvent is used. Their features are high adhesion, stickiness and good resistance to humidity.

Water-Based Acrylic Adhesive

Adhesives including acrylic polymers in water dispersion, made evaporate during coating. Excellent resistance to heat, fair resistance to solvents, good resistance to plasticizers and very good resistance to ageing and U.V. rays. Suitable for many applications.

Solvent-Based Acrylic Adhesive

Acrylic polymers in this case are dissolved in solvents than extracted in proper ovens during coating. Excellent adhesion and resistance to temperature, solvents, chemical agents, humidity, exposure to light and ageing. They offer secure performance in different applications.

Natural Rubber Based Adhesive

They are made of natural rubbers dissolved in solvent, which, during coating, is dried in special ovens and recovered for new productions. They have good adhesion properties, good resistance to solvents, high "softness". They offer excellent functionality in many applications thanks to their versatility.