Packaging Adhesive — TWG-HM90SV Metoline Hot Melt
Good Performance
Suitable for high temperature
Excellent Adhesion
Stable
The TWG-HM90SV Metoline is a high-viscosity hot melt packaging adhesive from TriWill Group, engineered for case binding and demanding packaging applications where a strong, controlled bond is essential. Its metoline formulation delivers excellent substrate wetting, high final bond strength, and consistent viscosity for reliable application on automated packaging lines.
TriWill Group supplies TWG-HM90SV to US packaging converters, commercial printers, and bookbinders looking for a high-performance hot melt adhesive for case binding, hardcover book production, and heavy-duty packaging assembly.
Key Features
- High Bond Strength: Superior adhesion compared to standard EVA hot melts — resists peeling and delamination.
- High Viscosity Formulation: Consistent application without dripping, ensuring precise bead placement.
- Heat Resistant: Maintains bond integrity in distribution and storage environments.
- Versatile Substrate Adhesion: Excellent bonding to book cloth, board, and kraft substrates.
- Automated Line Compatible: Suited to Nordson, Graco, and Robatech dispensing equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is metoline adhesive used for?
Metoline adhesive is a high-viscosity hot melt used primarily in case binding for hardcover books and in heavy-duty packaging assembly, where standard EVA hot melts lack the required adhesion or heat resistance.
What is the difference between metoline and standard EVA hot melt?
Standard EVA hot melt adhesives are lower viscosity and best suited to perfect binding and labeling. Metoline adhesives have a higher viscosity, stronger final bond, and better heat resistance.
Is TWG-HM90SV suitable for automated packaging lines?
Yes. TWG-HM90SV is designed for application on automated hot melt systems including Nordson, Graco, and Robatech dispensing equipment.
Can I get a trial sample of TWG-HM90SV?
Yes. TriWill Group provides qualification samples for US packaging and bindery operations. Contact our US team to discuss your application and arrange a product trial.
