Shanghai Jaour Adhesive Products Co.,Ltd
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DESCRIPTION
The JaourTak® 2023H is a synthetic rubber based hot melt pressure sensitive adhesive specifically developed for label applications where good permanent adhesion is required. The product is featured excellent tack and peel, good wetting to substrates and good die-cuttability.
SUGGESTED USES
Permanent labels, and other pressure sensitive applications that high tack, peel strength and good die-cuttability are required.
TYPICAL PROPERTIES
| Appearance | Light Yellow solid |
| Color (Gardner) | ≤ G5 |
| Softening Point (R&B) | approx. 102°C |
| Viscosity (Brookfield) | |
| @120 °C | approx. 120,600 CPS |
| @140 °C | approx. 28,000 CPS |
| @160 °C | approx. 9,800 CPS |
| @180 °C | approx. 4,700 CPS |
OPERATING GUIDES
The material can be applied by slot or roll coating applicators. Suggested operation temperature is 150 – 180 °C for both, depending on machines, substrates, and plant conditions.
FDA STATUS
The product complies with the FDA Indirect Food Contact Regulation of 21 CFR 175.105, “Adhesives”.
PACKAGE
6.25kg or 1kg block wrapped with siliconized release paper, or with meltable film 25kg/box. Please consult the sales representative for special requirements.
STORAGE & SHELF LIFE
The intact packing material can be stored indoor for 24 months, from the date of manufacture, in its original packages under dry and clean conditions at ambient temperature below 35°C and above 5°C. Direct sunlight and moisture condensation must be prevented.
OPERATING PRECAUTIONS
Do not mix with other adhesives to prevent contamination. The material is applied hot. Appropriate personal protective clothing and eye protection are strongly recommended to prevent burns. Adequate ventilation is suggested to remove any vapors or fumes generated. Rotate stocks and using the oldest stock first.
