Hot-melt moulding - Import export

At OptiMel, you get everything from a single source to optimally use low pressure molding technology for high-quality electronics encapsulation. Thermoplastic hot melts are used as encapsulation material. Due to their range of properties, amorphous thermoplastic polyamide granules are predominantly used in low pressure molding. Thermoplastic polyolefins are also available for special applications, which are used whenever sufficient adhesion cannot be achieved with the preferred polyamides on the substrates used (e.g. cross-linked polyethylene). Due to different raw material combinations, the range of properties of these hot melt granules varies in terms of mechanical strength, operating temperatures and resistance to various media. The hot melt molding materials combine a viscosity spectrum that is favorable for the low-pressure process with a wide operating temperature range (-50 / + 150°C) and, in some cases, very good adhesive properties. Depending on the material

Process: In feed bottle → pre-position →label cutting → gluing → labeling → label by press out → finish Hot melt OPP glue labeling machine is widely used for different material of container . The label cost is comparatively lower, it can meet the requirements of those users who have diverse kinds of the containers. It is the most economical models in cost to make mass production and intergrated operating. The equipment has massively used modularization design concept to make it easy and simple for users to change the bottles. Whether from the replacement of star wheel, guide plate or manual speed adjustment to automatic speed control, for example changing the label is only needed to change the program, the products concept of that the equipment is designed for users is embodied in everywhere.

MS80 - MANUAL GLUE GUN WITH GRANULAR HOT MELTS The MS 80 glue gun works with granular hot melts without compressed air. Simply connect them to the socket – ready. Use the thermostatic controls to set the requested temperature between 20°C and 200°C and you always work with the optimum glue temperature. Pull the trigger to apply the melted granulate. The MS 80 has proven successful in practice over a long period of time.

Stick the BSN material behind the embroidery so that the protective paper is out, then remove the protective foil.