Lämpöliima
Lämpöliima, commonly known as hot glue, is a fast-acting adhesive that solidifies when cooled after being applied in a molten state. It is widely used in both household and industrial settings for its ease of use, strong bonding capabilities, and quick drying time. The adhesive is typically contained in a cartridge that fits into a hot glue gun, which melts the glue when activated.
The primary component of most hot glues is a thermoplastic polymer, often polyamide or ethylene-vinyl acetate
One of the key advantages of hot glue is its speed. Once applied, it begins to harden
Hot glue guns operate by heating an internal coil that melts the glue in the cartridge. The
While hot glue is versatile, its effectiveness can vary depending on the materials being bonded. Some surfaces