| KAISER SBS offers a pre-owned occasional turnkey Hotmelt plant |
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for the production of Hotmelt and Melt Pressure Sensitive adhesives including production expertise.
The unit was in use until March 2009 and is still in very good condition. It consists of special Hotmelt reactors, buffer tank, pipe work, pre-filter, pump and fine filter, a cooling belt unit with strip former and pastillator, a hot oil unit, 2 hot oil secondary oil circuits, the bagging line and a bag transport conveyor. A detailed description could be provided upon request. KAISER SBS is not only able to provide the complete plant incl. engineering works, layout drawing, PID´s, and a complete plant manual but also the necessary expertise to produce various Hotmelt and Melt Pressure Sensitive Adhesives depending on the market demand.
The 30kw motor of the Kaiser SBS Hotmelt mixer allows for the safe (as compared to a sigma blade) mixing of SBC (SIS, SBS, SEBS) based HMPSA’s (hot melt pressure sensitive adhesives) with viscosities of up to 30,000 cps (mPas) at 177° C as well as lower viscosity butyl grades.
1. Laminating and heat-seal adhesives: a. Case sealing adhesives in the packaging industry. Typically supplied in pellet form. This is an industry present in virtually any country making manufactured goods or growing fruits and vegetables. b. Laminating and heat sealing of fabrics (synthetic or natural (e.g. cotton), fabric labels, automotive interiors, etc.) These are typically supplied in drums. c. Laminations in furniture (e.g. edge-banding, partitions, etc) Also typically supplied in drums, but smaller users may need pellets. d. Bookbinding
2. Hot Melt Pressure Sensitive Adhesives: a. Adhesives for tapes. Especially where tapes need a heavier coat-weight (>4mil (100micron) e.g. all tapes used in construction), hot melt pressure sensitive adhesives are the only viable alternative. b. Adhesives for labels. Especially in smaller runs, users prefer PSA labels. With new polymer technology HMPSA’s match the temperature resistance of solvent based PSA’s and are superior at lower temperatures. Being inherently hydrophobic, HMPSA’s can be used in wet environments. c. Adhesives for laminations, especially on foam. Many laminating adhesives do not work with the modern synthetic foams. Rubber based HMPSA’s are being used increasingly in these applications (foam packaging, fabric to foam laminations, mattresses, etc). d. Self-adhering membranes used in construction - Think wide (1m+) construction tapes for waterproofing and insulation. This is the area with the largest growth rates and due to the heavy coat-weights (up to 40 mil (1mm)) these applications require very large amounts of adhesive. Typically supplied in drums. e. Assembly of paper goods (e.g. fixation of credit cards to mailings) f. Medical applications (e.g. band-aids) g. Hygiene applications (diapers and feminine napkin construction)
The raw materials used: a. Rubber Polymers: EVA’s, Metallocenes, APO’s or APAO’s, SBC’s (SIS, SBS, SEBS), butyl, PIB b. Resins: Hydrocarbon resins, Rosin based resins, Terpene resins c. Plasticizers: Naphtanic oil, Polybutene, DPR d. Wax: Paraffinic, Micro, FT, PE e. Additives: Antioxidants, UV inhibitors, blooming agents f. Fillers: CaCO3, Talc, Bentonite, Zincoxide, TiO2
Most of these ingredients are marketed by global suppliers and are available worldwide.
If necessary, EU or US sourcing and shipping can be arranged and might even be more cost effective. In case of any question, please do not hesitate to contact us. |
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