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The invention of hot melt adhesive equipment has made it easier than ever for manufacturers to produce and package their goods across a wide variety of industries. From sealing cartons to binding books, hot melt adhesive machinery can offer a more efficient and less wasteful process to get products into consumers' hands. But over time, these machines can become clogged with residue from the adhesives they dispense — leading to poor performance and reduced efficiency.  As such, it's essential to take preventative measures by regularly maintaining and cleaning hot melt equipment in order to keep it in excellent condition. In this blog, we'll discuss the importance of cleaning your hot melt equipment, which cleaning solutions our experts recommend, and how best to go about cleaning your machinery.

When it comes to industrial adhesive tapes, 3M is a name that is synonymous with quality and reliability. For decades now, their VHB (Very High Bond) tapes have been a popular choice for construction, automotive, and many other industrial applications. Recently, they've released an improved version of their VHB RP tapes that takes performance to the next level — the RP+ series.  In this article, we'll explore the features and benefits of 3M's RP+ product line and why we think it may be the future of industrial adhesive tapes. 

VHB (Very High Bond) tapes were first introduced by 3M in the 1980s as a solution for bonding and attaching items without the need for mechanical fasteners or adhesives that required long curing times. Due to their innovative nature, they quickly gained popularity in various industries for their application capabilities.  In this guide, we'll break down VHB tapes, what makes them so revolutionary, application best practices, and more for a comprehensive look at this incredible product line. Read on to learn all about VHB tapes today. 

Tired of Price Increases on Bulk Hot Melt? We've Got You. Let's face it, there have been a lot of price increases on packaging hot melt adhesives lately. Like, a lot of price increases. To fight these rising costs, Infinity Bond has formulated a completely new type of packaging hot melt with superior performance and price savings in mind. Quite simply, ProPACK is better hot melt for less.