Low temperature hot melt adhesive strip is a plastic and environmentally friendly bonding product. In fact, it is possible to stick to plastic and it is just as strong, but there are still some parameters that need to be evaluated when using hot melt adhesive to bond plastics. The hot melt adhesive itself is a heated melted colloid, and the heated colloid is with a certain temperature, and the plastic is very easy to deform when it exceeds its own temperature tolerance.
It is easy to damage the surface of the plastic, so we need to evaluate the temperature at which the plastic is glued with hot melt adhesive, as well as the temperature resistance of the plastic itself. Then select the appropriate hot melt adhesive style.
First of all, the surface requirements of plastic products are that there can be no water stains and dust, and the dust must be dust-free and clean, and then used with the hot melt glue gun, the glue gun can be energized and heated for a certain period of time, and then the colloid can be extruded and then coated on the plastic that needs to be bonded, and then pressed on it, and it can be cooled and solidified.
Of course, you can also directly heat any end of the glue stick with fire and then bond, which is also the same effect.
In fact, hot melt adhesives have been used in many industries, not only to bond leather, metal, furniture, bags, plastics, medical supplies, textiles, etc., but also to apply packaging (corrugated and thick cardboard), wireless binding of books, and woodworking welting.
Its types can include hot melt adhesive blocks, hot melt adhesive particles, hot melt adhesive strips, hot melt adhesive powders, hot melt adhesive films, hot melt films, etc.
