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- Manufacturer: Bostik, Inc.
- Product Line: Bostik Laminating Adhesives
- Product: ADCOTE™
- Industries: Adhesives
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
ADCOTE™ 548
ADCOTE™ 548 is a solvent based, two component polyurethane laminating adhesive. It is typically used in laminations that require good heat resistance.
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Specifications
Solids: 66%
Viscosity: 3500 cps @ 25°C
Weight/Gallon: 8.80 lb
Coreactant: Coreactant F, Coreactant CT
Mix Ratio: 90:10 for Coreactant F, 90:10 for Coreactant CT
Diluents: Methyl ethyl ketone, toluene, or ethyl acetate
Primary Chemistry:
Polyester
- Manufacturer: Bostik, Inc.
- Product Line: Bostik Laminating Adhesives
- Product: ADCOTE™
- Industries: Adhesives
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
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Overview
ADCOTE™ 548 allows for filler addition and is softer than ADCOTE™ 545. ADCOTE™ 548 adhesive can be used on a wide variety of substrates including paper, treated polyolefins, aluminum foil, metalized and PVDC coated materials, cellophane, polyester, polyamide, and the treated heat-sealable layers of coextrusions.
Specifications
Solids: 66%
Viscosity: 3500 cps @ 25°C
Weight/Gallon: 8.80 lb
Coreactant: Coreactant F, Coreactant CT
Mix Ratio: 90:10 for Coreactant F, 90:10 for Coreactant CT
Diluents: Methyl ethyl ketone, toluene, or ethyl acetate
Primary Chemistry:
Polyester
Features & Benefits
- Adheres to a wide variety of substrates
- Adhesion to foil and metalized films
- Good clarity
- Long pot life
- High bond strength
- High heat resistance
Problems Solved
Short adhesive pot life
Laminating adhesives that form films that are hazy or opaque
Adhesion failure caused by heat
Applications
Cable wraps, coffee pouches, condiment packaging, food packaging, medical packaging, industrial, lamination of PETP, PA, PP, PE (including EVA-types) structures, lamination of structures containing aluminium, liquid packaging, meat and cheese packaging
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