Manual and slow edgebanders
A lower-temperature filled EVA for manual and slow edgebanders.
- Viscosity 200 °C
- 85,000–95,000 mPa·s
- Softening point
- 85–90 °C
- Application
- 140–160 °C
Used in
Edgebanding PVC, ABS, veneer and melamine edges to board — matched to the speed of your edgebander.
Filled EVA · granules · manual · automatic
A lower-temperature filled EVA for manual and slow edgebanders.
Filled EVA grades for veneer, PVC and ABS edges on automatic lines, in a spread of viscosities to suit your machine.
| Family | Viscosity, mPa·s | Softening point, °C | Application, °C | Compliance | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Filled EVA — manual | 85,000–95,000 at 200 °C | 85–90 | 140–160 | — | Manual and slow edgebanders |
| Filled EVA — automatic | 65,000–110,000 at 180 °C | 96–106 | 180–210 | — | Veneer, PVC and ABS edges |
Viscosity measured with Brookfield Thermosel. 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.
A filled EVA grade at 180–210 °C on automatic machines. Tell us your edge thickness and feed speed.
Yes — a lower-temperature filled EVA applied at 140–160 °C.
Check the edge type and look for release agents on the panel first — they cause most gluing problems. Then send us the details.
Granules in 20–25 kg bags.
A line or two about what you are making is enough to start — we’ll take it from there.