Bio-Based Hot Melt
Sustainable, recycling-compatible hot melt formulated with renewable raw materials.
Bio-based hot melts reduce the carbon footprint with renewable raw materials while keeping the processing performance of conventional hot melts. Clean running, low maintenance and recycling compatibility support the sustainability goals of packaging and furniture manufacturers.
Technical data
| Chemical base | Biyo |
|---|---|
| System | Solvent-free (100% solids) |
| Curing | Physical setting |
| Application temperature | 160 – 190 °C |
| Open time | Orta |
| Viscosity | Orta |
| Heat resistance | Good |
| Packaging options | Granules |
| Brands | Senta Grow · Jowatherm Grow |
Values show typical ranges; contact us for the series data sheet.
Advantages
- Renewable raw material content
- Recycling compatible
- Clean running, low maintenance
- Supports sustainability certification
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