Super Bond Adhesives Pvt. Ltd. is a leading ISO 9001-certified company in the field of Adhesive supplier in Africa. Having more than 50 years of research, development, and sales experience, Super Bond Pvt. Ltd. is the biggest adhesive supplier of Hot Melt adhesive, Rubber based adhesives, and Water-based adhesive in Africa.
We provide bonding solutions for various industries like Paper Products, Footwear, Furniture, Upholstery Makers, Automobile Upholstery, and allied industries.
We supply across various countries in Africa, like South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Egypt, Morocco, Ghana, Tanzania, Ethiopia, Uganda, Rwanda, Zambia, Botswana, Senegal, and Mozambique.
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Super Bond Pvt. Ltd. is the biggest adhesive manufacturer & supplier of hot melt adhesive in Africa. Our hot melt adhesive can be used in a wide range of automated and manual production processes. Our R&D teams and adhesive specialists are available to cater to all of your adhesive needs. For a variety of paper conversion and packaging applications, including book binding, woodworking, packaging, paper bags, soap wrappers, HMPSA, jelly glue, glue sticks, and courier bags, Super Bond has created a particular range of hot melt adhesive.
Here are the Top 5 features of our Hot Melt Adhesive series:
✅ Superior Cohesive Strength: Hot melt adhesive forms bonds quickly, boosting your output.
✅ Strong & Durable: Hot melt adhesive can bond a variety of materials, including paper, plastic, wood, and fabrics, ensuring durability.
✅ No Odor: Solvent-free products reduce dangerous emissions and make workspaces safer. They are also easy to store and ship.
✅ Eco-Friendly: Our hot melt adhesive is available in eco-friendly formulations, promoting a greener planet.
✅ Cost-effective: Reduces equipment expenses and energy usage compared to standard bonding processes.
Hot Melt adhesive is widely used in woodworking and other related industries for various applications. These applications are important for ensuring the durability and strength of wood products. Woodworking adhesive is commonly used for:
1.Bonding together various components of furniture, such as chair frames, tabletops, and cabinet assemblies.
2.Bonding together wood components of boats and other marine structures, various components of musical instruments, and wooden toys.
3.Bonding carved wooden pieces together, wood paneling to walls or other surfaces, and wood flooring planks to a subfloor.
Our Hot Melt Adhesive is widely used in the book binding industry for various applications:
1.Bonding book covers (made of cloth, leather, or paper) to the spine of a book.
2. Bonding the pages of a book together, attaching endpapers or the first and last pages of the book to its cover.
3. Bonding non-porous materials (such as plastic and metal) together.
4. Bonding foam packaging materials to other materials, such as wood or metal, for cushioning and protection.
Glue sticks are a popular application method for Hot Melt adhesive. Hot melt adhesive glue sticks are commonly used in various applications such as crafts, DIY projects, packaging, and general bonding tasks, etc. They offer advantages such as ease of use, quick bonding, versatility across different materials, and a clean application process without the need for additional equipment or cleanup. The hot melt adhesive quickly solidifies as it cools, creating a strong bond between the materials being joined.
Edge banding hot melt glue is a type of hot melt adhesive used in the process of applying edge banding to various surfaces, commonly in woodworking and furniture manufacturing. Edge banding is a thin strip of material (often PVC, ABS, wood veneer, or melamine) that is applied to the edges of a panel to give it a finished appearance and protect the edges from damage.
Our entire range of Hot Melt adhesive can be widely used in the packaging industry for various applications. It is used for bonding together different packaging materials (such as paper, cardboard, plastic, and metal), assembling packaging components (such as boxes, labels, and seals), etc.
It is also commonly used to seal packaging materials (such as bags and pouches), to prevent the contents from spilling or escaping, to attach labels and seals to packaging materials for identification and security purposes, and to repair damage in packaging, such as holes or tears.
Hot Melt adhesives are also useful in bonding foam to other materials (such as wood or metal) for cushioning and protection, and bonding non-porous materials such as metal together in packaging applications.
Contact adhesive, also known as rubber glue, rubber-based adhesive, contact adhesive, or spray glue, is a type of adhesive that has rubber as its key component. These adhesives are made to bind a variety of materials, including rubber, metal, plastic, fabric, and more.
Natural rubber-based pressure-sensitive adhesives are typically made by dissolving natural rubber in an organic solvent like toluene, hexane, or heptane, followed by the dissolution of a compounding component such as a tackifier resin or a softening agent. This results in the formation of a very versatile contact-based rubber adhesive.
The contact adhesive has several benefits, including flexibility, moisture resistance, and superior bonding strength. They are often employed in applications that demand flexibility, as they can endure movement and expansion without losing their adhesive characteristics.
Contact-based adhesives are widely used in HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) applications to bond and seal various components and materials. These adhesives have distinct characteristics that make them ideal for HVAC systems.
They provide exceptional adhesion to surfaces, making strong and permanent bonds that can endure temperature variations, moisture, and vibrations normally experienced in HVAC systems.
They exhibit good flexibility and elasticity to allow components to expand and contract in response to temperature and pressure variations.
These contact adhesives are designed to withstand tough operational conditions and keep their adhesive strength over time.
Rubber-based Adhesives are commonly used in woodworking and other related industries for a variety of purposes. These applications are essential for guaranteeing the longevity and robustness of wood products. These adhesives are extensively used in the woodworking industry to bond wood to itself and other materials. Its applications are:
Our rubber-based adhesive offers excellent bonding as furniture and foam adhesive in a variety of applications such as:
These applications help ensure the durability, comfort, and appearance of foam products and furniture.
Our contact-based adhesives provide bonding solutions in the footwear and leather industries, with applications like leather adhesive. Applying these adhesives is critical to guarantee a reliable and sturdy product. Commonly used to bind shoe soles to upper material, attach insoles, secure trims and embellishments, and join various leather or synthetic components. These adhesives are flexible and elastic, with good initial tack and rapid setting times, enabling more efficient manufacturing operations. Contact adhesive adheres well to leather surfaces, resulting in secure and long-lasting bonding that can resist the wear and tear of daily use.
Super Bond’s wide range of rubber-based Adhesive is extensively used in the automotive industry for a variety of purposes, for seats, hood fixing, side panels, and boot interlining. Used in seats, hood fixing, side panels, and boot interlining, rubber-based adhesive proves to be extremely useful in automobiles. Rubber-based adhesive is also used to attach weatherstripping, which seals gaps around doors, windows, and other openings, to the body of the vehicle. They are used for assembling automotive interiors, and adhesives are used to bond together various components such as dashboard panels, door panels, and seats.
Water-Based Adhesives use water as a solvent and are environmentally friendly, less toxic, and simple to apply. They are made up of polymer emulsions or dispersions suspended in water, and popular polymers include acrylics, PVA, and EVA. They are well-suited for many applications.
Water-based adhesives are made by dispersing a specified polymer in water using surfactants, then mixing and heating to ensure uniform dispersion. Additives may be used to improve the adhesive qualities. The formulation is tested, refined, and finally packed for storage. While there are modifications, this technique offers an overview of
These adhesives have low VOC content, emit no odor, and are safer to use. Water-based adhesive has a quick set time, strong bond strength, and is suited for heat-sensitive materials, making it a flexible and ecologically friendly option for water-based glue manufacturing.
Water-based adhesives are commonly used in the manufacturing of paper bags.
Super Bond’s Water-based adhesive is applied to specific areas of the paper to create secure bonds and ensure that the paper bag is sturdy and can retain its shape and integrity.
The adhesive is usually applied to the flaps, seams, and edges of the paper bag. It helps hold the bag together and prevent it from coming apart.
Water-based adhesives are used for bonding laminate sheets over various substrates such as wood, fiber boards, metal, etc. These adhesives need to be strong to avoid problems of peeling, bubbling, & cracking of the laminate sheets.
These water-based adhesives find most of their use in items of furniture, boxes, and in the construction industry. These also help with being completely non-toxic & thereby safe for indoor use.
Water-based adhesives are widely used in woodworking and other related industries for various applications. The application of these adhesives is important for ensuring the durability and strength of wood products.
Woodworking adhesive is commonly used in the industry to bond wood to wood, as well as wood to other materials. Woodworking adhesive is also used for:
Water-based adhesives are used for side pasting, a key process in the paper and packaging industry. These adhesives are specifically formulated for bonding the sides or edges of corrugated boxes, cartons, and other paper-based products. While side-pasting adhesives are typically water-based adhesive solutions, they offer excellent tack, quick setting time, and strong bonding performance suitable for high-speed production lines.
The corrugated box or carton is usually formed by folding and interlocking flat sheets of corrugated board. The sides or flaps of the box are left open for the side pasting process, where water-based adhesive is used to create a secure seal.
Water-based adhesive for side pasting is applied to the flaps or edges of the box using various methods such as roller coaters, spray systems, or brushes. The adhesive is evenly spread over the desired area to ensure complete coverage.
Once applied, the flaps or edges of the box are folded and pressed together, allowing the water-based adhesive to form a durable bond. Pressure is applied to ensure proper contact and adhesion.
Water-based adhesives are widely used in the carton manufacturing sector to bond and seal cartons and boxes. These adhesives provide various advantages in this application, such as:
As specially formulated preparations, hot melt adhesives can be tailored to adhere strongly to most materials including metal, plastic, rubber, ceramic, glass, wood, paper, leather, fabric and foam. Unlike less advanced adhesives, hot melts can also be used with confidence on hot, cold or wet surfaces.
They are non-hazardous, low in odour and before being used are 100% solid, making them clean and safe to handle. Where several adhesives may currently be used, these can also often be replaced with one hot melt adhesive to save time and money.
Our hot melt adhesives are used for various applications like bookbinding, woodworking, Packaging, Paper Bags, Soap Wrappers, HMPSA, Jelly Glue, Glue Sticks, and Courier Bags.
We are dealing in EVA, TPR, APO, APAO, MPO/Metallocene, PUR, Water Based, Hot Melt Pressure Sensitive Adhesives.
Our hot melts are applied by extruding, rolling, or spraying, and the high melt viscosity makes them ideal for porous and permeable substrates.
Water, polymers, and additives are combined to create water-based adhesives. Both porous and non-porous substrates work well with them. These adhesives may be made as solutions, and they become active when the substrate absorbs the water or it evaporates.
Depending on the materials being bonded and the surrounding environment, drying times can change. Although they can take 24 to 48 hours to fully cure, they usually dry to the touch in 20 to 30 minutes. Drying times are influenced by variables such as temperature, humidity, adhesive layer thickness, and the type of substrate whether it’s being used as a foam adhesive, leather adhesive, or for other porous materials.
Super Bond’s contact adhesives are flexible and have a strong bond, making them appropriate for a wide range of applications. They are used in the automotive industry to fasten interior parts, trims, and seals. The packaging sector also makes extensive use of these adhesives to seal cartons and boxes. Additionally, because of their strong yet flexible bonding, Super Bond’s leather adhesive and foam adhesive variants are commonly employed in leather goods, shoes, and cushioning applications. They are perfect for both heavy-duty industrial and daily consumer uses because of their adaptability.
Metals, plastics, glass, wood, and ceramics are just a few of the materials that Super Bond’s contact adhesives work with. Before applying the material widely, it is always advised to conduct a compatibility test on only a small part of it. To guarantee the best possible bonding, some low surface energy materials, such as specific varieties of polyethylene and polypropylene, may require surface treatment or primers. Furthermore, without the right formulation, contact adhesives might not be appropriate for materials subjected to extremely high temperatures or harsh chemical conditions. Specific information for different materials can be obtained by consulting Super Bond’s technical data sheets.
