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Automotive PUR Hot Melt Adhesive for Rear Parcel Shelf Fabric Lamination
| Place of Origin | Nantong, Jiangsu, China |
| Brand Name | JCC |
| Certification | ISO 9001, Oeko-Tex Standard 100, ZDHC |
| Model Number | JCC-PUR 5210 |
| Document | PUR hot melt glue.pdf |
Automotive PUR hot melt adhesive
,Rear parcel shelf adhesive
,PUR fabric lamination adhesive
Our Automotive PUR Hot Melt Adhesive is a reactive polyurethane hot melt adhesive developed for rear parcel shelf fabric lamination and other automotive interior applications. It provides strong and durable bonding between fabrics, nonwovens, foams, and various automotive interior substrates while offering excellent resistance to heat, humidity, aging, and vibration.
Designed for industrial lamination processes, this PUR hot melt adhesive combines the processing advantages of hot melt adhesives with the long-term performance of reactive polyurethane technology. It is suitable for automotive suppliers, interior component manufacturers, and lamination lines requiring reliable bonding performance and consistent production efficiency.
- Strong adhesion to automotive fabrics, nonwovens, foams, and interior substrates
- Excellent bonding performance after moisture curing
- Good heat and aging resistance for automotive interior applications
- Suitable for continuous industrial lamination processes
- Good flexibility to accommodate vibration and substrate movement
- Low adhesive consumption compared with conventional solvent-based systems
- Solvent-free formulation
- Suitable for fabric-to-substrate and fabric-to-foam lamination
- Available for customized application requirements
The rear parcel shelf, also known as the rear package tray, is an important component of automotive interiors. It commonly consists of a rigid or semi-rigid substrate covered with fabric, nonwoven, carpet, or other decorative materials.
Our PUR hot melt adhesive for automotive rear parcel shelves is designed to provide reliable bonding between the covering material and substrate. The adhesive can be applied by suitable hot melt coating or lamination equipment and is suitable for high-volume automotive production.
Typical bonding combinations include:
- Fabric to rigid substrate
- Nonwoven to substrate
- Fabric to foam
- Carpet to automotive interior components
- Textile to molded automotive parts
The adhesive forms an initial bond after application and continues to react with moisture in the environment, resulting in improved final bonding strength and durability.
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