Technomelt 260/1 ME Granules contains less than 0.1% monomeric diisocyanate, which therefore reduces the hazardous isocyanate-containing vapours by up to 90%. Technomelt Micro Emissions (ME) PUR adhesives have no hazardous labels and do not require a specific professional training for operators which will be required when the legislation changes for standard PUR adhesives. Technomelt (ME) PUR adhesives offer easy and safe handling in production. Nobody likes warning labels and the fact that we can now eliminate this has huge benefits.
Product Properties
● MicroEmission (ME) contains less than 0,1% isocyanate monomer
● MicroEmission (ME) reduces isocyanate vapors by up to 90%
● High initial strength
● Chemical cross-linking within few days
● High final bond strength
● Very high heat resistance (> 150 °C/> 302 °F) and cold flexibility
● Excellent moisture resistance
● Produces tight joints
Arrange a trial/sample and change to micro emissions making the environment more friendly and safer for operators to handle and use.
Call our team 0161 627 1001 to arrange a trial.
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Q: What are Technomelt Micro Emission (ME) PUR adhesives?
A: Technomelt Micro Emission (ME) PUR adhesives are granule adhesives containing less than 0.1% monomeric diisocyanate, reducing hazardous isocyanate-containing vapours by up to 90%. They require no hazardous labels or specific professional training, making them safer and easier to handle.
Q: What are the benefits of using Technomelt ME PUR adhesives?
A: Benefits include high initial strength, chemical cross-linking within a few days, high final bond strength, excellent heat and moisture resistance, and producing tight joints without hazardous emissions.
Q: How can I arrange a trial for Technomelt ME PUR adhesives?
A: To arrange a trial or get more information, call the team at 0161 627 1001. They can assist you in transitioning to this safer and environmentally friendly adhesive.
