China Hot Melt Adhesive Suppliers for Masking Tape - High Strength & Temperature Resistance from Reliable Factory
Physical Properties
| Composition | Synthetic resin |
| Appearance | Yellow opaque |
| R&B softening point | approx. 122°C |
| Brookfield viscosity |
165℃ ------- about 20000 mps 175℃ ------- about 15000 mps 185℃ ------- about 11500 mps |
| Density | 0.98 g/cm³ |
| TG point | approx. -30°C |
| Toxicity | None |
Application
Application Methods: Roller or Spray
Warnings
- Don’t mix the product with other adhesives.
- Keep the adhesive containers covered to avoid dust or contamination.
- Stop heating if you don’t use it for a long time to avoid the carbonization of the adhesive.
- Wear safety glasses, safety gloves and safety clothes when using hot melt adhesive to avoid scald.
Advantages
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the composition and appearance of HM-2310?
HM-2310 is composed of synthetic resin and has a yellow opaque appearance.
What is the recommended operating temperature for this adhesive?
The recommended operating temperature is between 160°C and 180°C. You can adjust the viscosity by lowering the temperature by 5-10°C in summer or raising it by 5-10°C in winter.
What are the temperature limits for applied labels?
The application temperature for the labels is between -20°C and 50°C, and the temperature resistance of the applied label ranges from -40°C to +60°C.
How should the substrates be prepared before application?
Substrates and release paper must be clean and free of dust or oil. They should also be conditioned to a constant temperature and humidity before applying the adhesive.
Can HM-2310 be mixed with other hot melt adhesives?
No, you should not mix this product with other adhesives to prevent performance degradation or compatibility issues.
What safety measures should be taken during use?
Always wear safety glasses, safety gloves, and safety clothing during application to protect against burns. Additionally, turn off the heating system if the adhesive is not in use for an extended period to prevent carbonization.










