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Reactive Polyurethane Hot Melt Lamination

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Reactive polyurethane hot melts (HMPUR) are moisture-curing NCO-terminated prepolymers applied at 80–120°C melt viscosity (5,000–50,000 mPa·s) via slot die or gravure at 20–50 g/m². Initial green strength of 5–15 N/5cm develops within 30–60 seconds of application. Full cure peel strength of 60–120 N/5cm is achieved within 24–72 hours as NCO groups react with ambient moisture. Operating pot life of 3–8 hours at application temperature. Heat resistance of cured bond exceeds 120°C versus 60–70°C for conventional hot melts. Used for shoe upper assembly, automotive airbag covers, and performance sportswear bonded seams replacing stitching.

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Premium bonding solution for high-performance footwear, automotive interiors, and seamless sportswear where maximum peel strength, heat resistance, and flexibility under dynamic stress are essential design requirements.

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