Case and carton sealing
General and high-speed sealing of cases, cartons and folding boxes, including slightly waxed board. EVA and metallocene options.
- Viscosity 160 °C
- 1,500–2,200 mPa·s
- Softening point
- 100–116 °C
- Application
- 140–190 °C
Used in
Fast set to keep your line at its rated speed, and the heat resistance to keep the case closed after a hot truck.
EVA · polyolefin · metallocene · granules · pellets
General and high-speed sealing of cases, cartons and folding boxes, including slightly waxed board. EVA and metallocene options.
Metallocene grades that run cooler — less charring and less energy — and set fast. A partly bio-based option is available.
Very short set time and high heat resistance for warm-filled goods and the fastest lines.
Lower-viscosity grades that go on thinner — more closures per kilo — for tray forming, outer cartons and economy lines.
A low-softening EVA for banderoles and yoghurt and soap wraps, including banderoles on polystyrene.
| Family | Viscosity, mPa·s | Softening point, °C | Application, °C | Compliance | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EVA | 900–2,400 at 160 °C | 65–116 | 140–180 | Open: short–medium | Cases, cartons, trays, straws, wraps |
| Polyolefin | 1,100–2,200 at 160 °C | 98–115 | 150–190 | Set: very short–short | High-speed sealing, outer cartons, trays |
| Metallocene polyolefin | 1,500–2,150 at 160 °C | 100–115 | 130–190 | Low-temperature option | Cases, trays, hot-fill, straws |
Low-temperature metallocene grades: 600–800 mPa·s at 150 °C. Bands span the grades we supply in each family. Figures are a starting point for sampling; the current TDS and CoA govern.
Packed in 20–25 kg bags.
Technical and safety data sheets, a certificate of analysis on every lot, and the declarations your quality team will ask for — sent without you having to chase them. Figures shown on this site are a starting point for sampling; the current TDS and CoA govern.
For most case and carton sealing, a metallocene or EVA grade around 1,500–2,100 mPa·s at 160 °C. Tell us your line speed and storage temperature and we will match it.
Yes. Low-temperature metallocene grades apply at 130–150 °C with a fast set. Lower temperature means less charring and lower energy use.
Both are in this range. Our low-temperature fast-set grades are metallocene; EVA grades cover sealing, trays, straws and wraps. Tell us your line and we will recommend one.
Yes, both EVA and metallocene grades are used for straw attachment.
A line or two about what you are making is enough to start — we’ll take it from there.