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Jowat, one of the most popular adhesive manufacturer has developed Jowatherm-Reaktant® 609.60. With this particular introduction it is expanding its widely used portfolio for flat lamination with an extremely powerful and yet very processor-friendly PUR hot melt adhesive. The newly developed product may seem a contradiction in itself: an adhesive for flat lamination with aggressive bonding strength and, at the same time, very gentle processing characteristics. And yet, the new PUR adhesive Jowatherm-Reaktant® 609.60 not only tackles substrates with high restoring forces but also excels in complex, time-intensive joining procedures. The innovation is thereby setting a new benchmark, providing a solution for elaborate bonding processes.
Jowatherm-Reaktant® 609.60 is the ideal partner for manufacturing decorative panels and sandwich elements, from door leaves and furniture fronts to countertops and flooring. The modern PUR hot melt adhesive impresses even in combination with stubborn veneers or high-pressure laminate (HPL) due to its outstanding bonding strength.
One key advantage of Jowatherm-Reaktant® 609.60 is the unusually long open time. It provides maximum flexibility in processes, even when more time is needed between adhesive application and pressing.
In addition, the hot melt adhesive is characterized by low stringing during application and easy processing with all established roller applicators.
At low as well as at high temperatures: Jowatherm-Reaktant® 609.60 is setting new standards for bonding technologies in terms of efficiency and quality. “Jowatherm-Reaktant® 609.60 successfully unites opposites and is thereby breaking old boundaries. The mix of performance, flexibility and processor-friendly handling makes it an extremely attractive adhesive for modern flat lamination applications,” says Florian Fischer,Global Product Manager at Jowat SE.
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