What is the development history of environmentally friendly edge sealing hot melt adhesives?

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Update time : 2022-03-08 10:14:09

What is the development history of

environmentally friendly edge sealing hot melt adhesives?

 

From the late 1970s, hot melt adhesives began to enter the wood industry for edge sealing, plywood cores, board splicing, furniture tenoning, etc.

In the early days, my country's equipment development was immature, and it mainly relied on hot melt adhesive equipment in the United States, West Germany, Italy and other countries.But then the market expanded and equipment technology became more and more mature and stable, and various furniture factories in my country also began to actively invest in hot melt adhesive equipment.

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