| nolax A21.2014 PE40 | nolax AG (Vanora) | nolax A21.2014 PE40 is a sheet of slightly opaque colored thermoplastic hotmelt adhesive film built on copolyamides. It can be handled with all established lamination, calendaring, and bonding techniques except for high frequency welding. nolax A21.2014 P...voir plus nolax A21.2014 PE40 is a sheet of slightly opaque colored thermoplastic hotmelt adhesive film built on copolyamides. It can be handled with all established lamination, calendaring, and bonding techniques except for high frequency welding. nolax A21.2014 PE40 has a melting point of 170 to 190°C, relative density of 1.1 g/cm³, is insoluble in water, is dry cleaning resistant, and not readily biodegradable. voir moins | |
| nolax A21.2015 | nolax AG (Vanora) | nolax A21.2015 is a sheet of slightly opaque colored thermoplastic hotmelt adhesive film built on copolyamides. It can be handled with all established lamination, calendaring, and bonding techniques except for high frequency welding. nolax A21.2015 has a ...voir plus nolax A21.2015 is a sheet of slightly opaque colored thermoplastic hotmelt adhesive film built on copolyamides. It can be handled with all established lamination, calendaring, and bonding techniques except for high frequency welding. nolax A21.2015 has a melting point of 105 to 115°C, relative density of 1.2 g/cm³, is insoluble in water, is dry cleaning resistant, and not readily biodegradable. voir moins | |
| nolax A21.2015 S | nolax AG (Vanora) | nolax A21.2015-S is a sheet of slightly opaque colored thermoplastic hotmelt adhesive film built on copolyamides. It can be handled with all established lamination, calendaring, and bonding techniques except for high frequency welding. nolax A21.2015-S ha...voir plus nolax A21.2015-S is a sheet of slightly opaque colored thermoplastic hotmelt adhesive film built on copolyamides. It can be handled with all established lamination, calendaring, and bonding techniques except for high frequency welding. nolax A21.2015-S has a melting point of 105 to 115°C, relative density of 1.2 g/cm³, is insoluble in water, is dry cleaning resistant, and not readily biodegradable. voir moins |
