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Frequently Asked Questions
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QWhat are the main raw materials of PSA hot melt adhesives?
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A: The main raw materials of PSA hot melt adhesives include synthetic resins, tackifying agents, oils, and additives.
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QDo you use 100% virgin raw materials?
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A: Yes, we use 100% virgin raw materials in our PSA hot melt adhesives.
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QDo you provide MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)?
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A: MSDS is available for all our PSA hot melt adhesives.
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QDo you provide quality inspection reports?
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A: We provide quality inspection reports. Each batch is tested according to our strict quality control system to ensure consistent performance and compliance with customer requirements.
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QDo you support third-party testing?
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A: We welcome third-party testing. Our products can be tested by independent laboratories to verify performance, safety, and compliance with international standards.
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QWhat is the shelf life of PSA hot melt adhesives?
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A: The typical shelf life of PSA hot melt adhesives is 12 months. To maintain optimal performance, adhesives should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and high humidity.
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QDoes the adhesive turn yellow over time?
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A: No, our adhesives are designed with high-quality raw materials and stabilizers to prevent yellowing, ensuring long-term clarity and performance.
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QDoes the adhesive have odor?
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A: The adhesive has a very mild odor that does not affect its use.
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QWhat substrates are suitable for PSA hot melt adhesives?
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A: PSA hot melt adhesives can bond a wide range of substrates, including paper, cardboard, plastics, metals, wood, ceramic, glass and textiles, offering reliable adhesion for various applications.
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QCan it be applied to paper, plastic, metal, and fabric?
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A: Yes, our PSA hot melt adhesives provide strong and reliable bonding for a variety of substrates, including paper, plastics, metals, and fabrics.
