New Technomelt Supra 175 brings you new performance possibilities at an affordable price.  Metallocene hot melt adhesives are now well known, with their stability being their most attractive asset.  Great stability means less problems with hot melt adhesive degrading in the application tank, leading to blocked nozzles, lost production time and costly repairs.  However, achieving the higher performance levels in terms of adhesion, temperature resistance and high molten tack came at a price, which could make it difficult to justify their use compared to more traditional EVA hot melt adhesives.  Technomelt Supra 175 breaks that barrier and allows you to take your pack sealing operation to new heights.

Whether you are case or carton sealing or tray forming, Technomelt Supra 175 will cope with it all; high memory forces, low temperature storage or sealing warm packed goods.  It has better adhesion than its peers, meaning that you can have the confidence on a wide range of finishes that your products will look their best.

Get in touch with us to find out more about how Technomelt Supra 175 can help you save money and help present your product perfectly.  

email:  jon@directadhesives.co.uk  tel: 01525 381111

Novel polymer technology has allowed Henkel chemists to design a new type of bookbinding spine adhesive which helps printers enter new market areas.  The adhesive, Technomelt GA 3980 Ultra gives higher adhesion and stronger binding on all perfect binding equipment, without any special equipment being needed.  Technomelt GA3980 Ultra also has improved heat and cold resistance compared to typical bookbinding hot melt adhesives.  Good spine preparation and adhesive film intergrity are key to get the best from Technomelt GA 3980 Ultra, as is the case with any perfect binding adhesive.

On Monday 6th May, Lewis McKenzie, who works in New Business Development at Leighton Buzzard, completed his first marathon.  The Milton Keynes marathon is one of the top rated UK marathons and finished in Stadium MK, home of the MK Dons.

Lewis said "I hit the wall at 21 miles, but pushed on and was pleased to finish in 4 hours".  Lewis is now looking for his next challenge and would like to enter the London Marathon in 2020. 

Well done Lewis and keep on running!