INTRODUCTION
Hot melt polyamide adhesives are 100% non-volatile, thermoplastic adhesive resins. These are heat-resistance hot melt adhesive, suitable for bonding materials hard to bond together.
These polyamide adhesives are usually composed of a dimer acid with often two or more different diamines. The dimer acid usually presents 60–80% of the total polyamide mass and provides amorphous nonpolar character. Linear aliphatic amines such as ethylene diamine and hexamethylene diamine, provide hardness and strength.
Indomide™ 6136 is a hot melt adhesive based on a co-polyamide polymer. It is characterized by a low viscosity at the application temperature, a fast-setting time and a short open time . Uniquely designed for various applications including Preformed Thermoplastic Road Markings.
| Synonyms | Polyamide Resin |
| CAS no. | 63428-84-2 |
| Properties |
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| Excellent Plasticizer resistance |
| Good to excellent performance at elevated temperatures |
| Low application viscosity |
| Good adhesion to variety of substrates (e.g., Leather, paper, non-woven, many plastics) |
| Good Chemical and grease resistance compared to other adhesives chemistries |
| Processing |
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| Extrusion |
| Tank Unit |
| Lasting Machines |
| Folding Machines |
| Toe-puffs Printing Machines |
| Advantages |
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| Adhesion on different substrates |
| Gripping speed |
| Setting time |
| Flexibility |
| Solvent-free |
| Reversible bonding with temperature |
| Applications |
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| Preformed Thermoplastic |
| Hot-Applied Thermoplastic additive for improved durability |
| Footwear |
| Automotive |
| Wood |
| Masterbatch Carriers |
| Compounding |
SPECIFICATIONS
| Test | Unit | Specification |
|---|---|---|
| Appearance | – | Amber colored granules |
| Softening Point (ASTM D 3461) | ºC | 130.0 – 140.0 |
| Viscosity – Brookfield at 190 °C (MI-12) | Pa.s | 4.0 – 6.0* |
| STORAGE |
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| Store in a cool and dry place and protected from light |
| PACKING |
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| 25 kg bags equipped with an aluminum film barrier against moisture action |
| 500 kg cardboard octabins equipped with an inner PE liner |
| 500 kg big bags |
| 1000 kg big bags |
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