Hot Melt Glue for Mattress Foam Fabric Lamination Spring Pocket Sofa

• CAS No.: 23937-78-7
• Formula: 002
• EINECS: 001
• Bonding Function: High Temperature Resistant Adhesive
• Morphology: Solvent
• Application: Woodworking
• Model NO.: RY65045
• Material: Polyurethane
• Classification: Hot Melt
• Main Agent Composition: EVA
• Characteristic: Weatherability
• Promoter Composition: Solvent
• Composition: Organic Material
• Color: Yellow
• Soft Point(ºC): 70
• Solid Content: 100%
• Viscosity@160: 1625cps
• Transport Package: 25kg/Bag
• Trademark: Rocky
• Origin: Shanghai, China
• Production Capacity: 20000 Ton/Tons Per Year

Product Description

Hot Melt  Glue for mattress Foam Fabric Lamination Spring Pocket Sofa 

 

 

Product name	Hot Melt  Glue for mattress Foam Fabric Lamination Spring Pocket Sofa
Appearance	Granule
Ingredient	EVA
Color	Slight yellow or white
FEATURES	High Adhesion Good shear resistance Perfect heat-resistance
Packing	25kg/bag, pack in poly bag
Suggested running temperature	150-180ºC
Port	Shanghai

 

Water-Based Adhesives

Water-based mattress adhesives' main pro is that they are environmentally friendly and safe for operator use.

However, as water-based products rely on evaporation to set, they tend to take longer to form a bond. This can slow down manufacturing processes, so it's important to understand that ahead of time.

Additionally, water can get trapped in the mattress packaging used for transportation and storage, causing potential mold. Ensure to limit the likelihood for trapped moisture when using these adhesives in mattress assembly.

Hot Melt Adhesives

Hot melt adhesives are becoming an increasingly popular option in mattress assembly. Due to their fast set speed, hot melts are quick to form a bond and solidify. It's important to note that with hot melt adhesives, bonds are formed as heat dissipates.

Additionally, these solutions offer rapid initial tack, further aiding in faster assembly processes. By not needing a carry agent, as a result of their tack, it also means less initial material is required in assembly.

While a disadvantage to hot melt adhesives has traditionally been their potential to make a crackling noise once dried, recent formulations have solved this issue. As a result, it's important to note that these newer adhesives are not noisy for end-use consumers.