Today, e-commerce is one of the most popular ways for consumers to buy goods and services. The magic of shopping online is that, from the comfort of your very own home, at any time of day or night, with just a few clicks, the product that caught your eye can arrive at your door in almost no time at all.
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Hot-melt adhesive is often used for cardboard package adhesion bonding, sealing and pallet stabilization. Hot-melt adhesives are characterized by good adhesion, short bonding time and good resistance to water. Due to such characteristics, hot-melt adhesive was used for package production in the early 60s of the previous century.
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The first tubes appeared in the middle of the 18th century in the gun industry to make paper cartridges. After a while, women began to use cardboard tubes to store threads, fabric and ribbons for needlework.
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Degradation is the decomposition process of plastics under sunlight, heat, and moisture resulting in the weakening of the plastic's polymer chains. The end product is a multitude of microplastic particles that often become problematic as they end up in the diet of animals and impact the food chain.
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Furniture is an essential complement to an interior, though with time it can lose its functional and aesthetic properties. Buying furniture is costly and not everyone can afford to buy a new piece of furniture. To save on money, damaged furniture can be repaired, including with the use of glue.
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Paper towels are a highly demanded hygiene product that appeared on the market by accident. Let's rewind to 1907. Back then, Scott Paper Company was one of the leading toilet paper manufacturers in the United States. The business had been booming for founder Arthur Scott since the company's inception in 1879, but then disaster struck.
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Hot melts are some of the most advanced adhesives used today, but even with routine maintenance, adhesive problems can occur. This guide is intended to help manufacturers overcome some of the most common adhesive challenges faced in packaging applications.
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A dispersion adhesive is a mixture of organic or synthetic polymers dispersed in a liquid. Depending on the composition, a dispersion adhesive can bond various materials - paper, ceramics, metal, wood, glass, fabric and other surfaces.
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The packaging industry is one of the largest markets for adhesives. It continues to drive consumption since food and other consumer goods are sold packaged.
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