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Packaging hot melt reduces costs with dot application = Asahi Melt XM202

What hot melt adhesive is recommended for dot application?" "XM202 has excellent stringing properties and is most suitable for precise dot application.

The Asahi Melt XM series is a hot melt adhesive for packaging made from special olefin-based materials. 【Features】 ○ Compared to EVA-based adhesives, it has a lower specific gravity, which allows for a reduction in application amount and contributes to lower material costs due to its excellent crush resistance. ○ It has good thermal stability and can suppress the generation of carbon, thereby reducing maintenance costs such as parts replacement and cleaning. ◎ Changing from traditional bead application to dot application may raise concerns about stringing due to increased shot counts, but XM202 is specifically designed to reduce stringing, preventing contamination of the production line and avoiding production stoppages. It is suitable for the trending electromagnetic guns (applicators) of recent times. 【Comparison】 Comparison Item General Hot Melt Asahi Melt XM202 Tank Setting 150–180°C 130°C Application Shape Bead (linear) Bead, Dot (point) Advantages General adhesion Reduction in usage, carbon suppression, energy saving This product has quickly adapted to the dot application technology that has recently become a trend in packaging applications.

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【Asahi Melt XM202】 1. Outstanding energy-saving performance and CO2 reduction (SCOPE 2 reduction) With our unique low-temperature application design, we can lower the tank temperature to 130-140°C based on usage, contributing to a reduction in power consumption compared to traditional low-temperature application types at 150°C. 2. Reduced burden on the site and stable quality By keeping the adhesive's thermal degradation in check with low temperatures, we minimize the risk of line stoppages due to nozzle clogging. 3. No stringing Suitable for dot application (intermittent application) that focuses on reducing application volume compared to traditional bead application. The no-stringing performance eliminates the hassle of line cleaning. 4. Total cost reduction A bonding solution that surpasses unit price barriers for total cost reduction. We propose cuts in application volume (material costs), electricity costs, and maintenance expenses. - In light of the recent situation in the Middle East, this product can help reduce costs. Please feel free to contact us for information on this product. - We would like you to experience its performance on your line, so please allow us to conduct a test. Our experienced team members will support the line testing.

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If you could provide information such as usage, we would be able to consider how much cost reduction can be expected. I believe you have dealings with existing hot melt manufacturers, but we would be grateful if you could consider us as a second supplier in response to rising energy prices, environmental measures, or as a company addressing BCP in light of the recent situation in the Middle East.

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Dot Coating Suitability: Low-Temperature Coating Olefin-Based Hot Melt | Asahi Melt XM202

Applications/Examples of results

■Carton sealing for beverages, food, seasonings, and daily necessities (Type A, wrap-around) ■Carton sealing for ice cream, snacks, and pharmaceuticals

Asahi Chemical Synthesis_Low-Temperature Coating Packaging Olefin-Based HM_Asahi Melt XM202 Proposal Document [Version 260323]

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Since its establishment in 1952, Asahi Chemical Industry has been a specialized manufacturer of adhesives for nearly half a century. In particular, in the field of hot melt adhesives, which we began developing and manufacturing in 1960, we not only offer a wide range of products but also respond to various challenges faced by users based on the extensive technical know-how we have cultivated over many years.