Bostik PE75 Low-Temperature Copolyester Hot Melt Web Adhesive

Versatile Low-Melt Web Adhesive for Textiles, Foams & Vinyl

Bostik PE75 is a nonwoven polyester hot melt web adhesive designed for lamination and assembly applications involving temperature-sensitive materials. Its fine-filament web construction provides uniform adhesive coverage while maintaining good textile hand and a permeable bond. PE75 bonds to a wide variety of fabrics, urethane foams and vinyls and resists repeated home laundering, oils and plasticizers.

Features & Benefits of Bostik PE75 Heat-Activated Web Adhesive

• Low-Temperature Activation: Activates at just 190°F (88°C) for bonding temperature-sensitive substrates.
• Versatile Adhesion: Bonds well to fabrics, urethane foams and vinyls.
• Wash Resistant: Resists repeated home laundering for long-lasting textile and fabric bonds.
• Uniform, Permeable Coverage: Fine-filament construction provides uniform coverage while maintaining good textile hand and bond porosity.
• Oil & Plasticizer Resistant: Provides good resistance to oils and plasticizers.
• 100% Solids: Nonwoven web format provides controlled adhesive application for intermittent or continuous processes.

Specifications

• Model: PE75
• Chemistry: Copolyester
• Form: Nonwoven Web
• Melting Range: 167–185°F (75–85°C)
• Minimum Activation Temperature: 190°F (88°C)
• Fluidity: High
• Appearance: Milky White Nonwoven Fabric
• Typical Roll Length: 500–1,000 linear yd (457–914 linear m)
• Core Size: 3 in (7.6 cm) ID
• Basis Weight Range: 15–100 g/yd² (18–120 g/m²)
• Trimmed Width: 10–68 in (25–173 cm)
• Shelf Life: 24 Months

Please Note: Contact us for customized widths and basis weights.

How to Activate & Apply Bostik PE75 Adhesive Webbing

Bostik PE75 adhesive web can be heat activated using an electric fusing press, heated rolls, heated air, radiant heat or steam press. For dry heat applications, PE75 requires a minimum activation temperature of 190°F (88°C). Typical reactivation time is less than 15 seconds, although actual processing time will vary depending on the application technique, temperature, pressure, substrates and adhesive thickness.

Common Applications

• Apparel & Textile Bonding
• Footwear
• Furniture