Lecta brings out a new Adestor hot-melt adhesive for the food industry

Adestor HM300 is a permanent hot-melt adhesive with a very high tack especially formulated for high-speed air-blow labelling. It performs well at low temperatures and can be used at room temperature of -5ºC. Its immediate strong adhesion makes it ideal for rough and curved surfaces.

The new HM300 adhesive has been designed for use in the food industry and is available in a range of different paper and film face stock.

All Adestor products are manufactured under ISO 14001 and EMAS environmental standards and ISO 50001 energy efficiency, ISO 9001 quality and OHSAS 18001 occupational health and safety standards. They are also available with PEFC™ and FSC® Chain-of-Custody forest certification upon request.

For further details on Adestor HM300 and other Adestor products please visit www.adestor.com where you can find complete technical specifications and full details on Lecta’s self-adhesive product line.
http://www.lecta.com/en/news/Pages/Lecta-Presents-Its-New-HM300-Adhesive-for-High-Speed-Air-Blow-Labelling.aspx

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