For the assembly of mattresses and upholstery, we recommend the use of our Kmelt Comfort Hot Melt adhesives, which are the result of proven experience in the production of mattresses and upholstery and some of them are certified under the OEKO-Tex® 100 Standard, as well as by several multinational companies in the industry.

The main characteristics of our adhesives intended for mattress and upholstery manufacture are as follows:

- Suitable for safe and environmentally friendly industrial applications

- Suitable for fast production processes

- Excellent adhesion to various materials

- Easy melting

- Low viscosity e high fluidity for spray-on applications

- High Yield

- Low cold tack, to avoid noise production by the mattress

- Long open time, required for manual and automatic applications

questions about the best option for your application? contact us!
+351 22 422 7530
colquimica@colquimica.pt

Reference	Used for	Characteristics / Benefits	Technical Information
D-1083	Mattress Manufacture (gluing of mattress tops and foams)	Test-Proven Excellent adhesion to foam Medium viscosity Medium open time Adhesive certified under Standard OEKO-TEX 100	MSDS TDS
D-2612	Mattress Manufacture (gluing of mattress tops and foams)	Test-Proven Good Adhesion to Foam High Viscosity Long Open Time	MSDS TDS
ESSENCE D-7	Mattress Manufacture (gluing of mattress tops and foams)	Test-Proven Good adhesive properties Medium viscosity and open time Adhesive certified under Standard OEKO-TEX 100	MSDS TDS
D-1040	Mattress Manufacture (gluing of mattress tops and foams)	Test-Proven Good adhesion between PU foams and to non-woven fabrics and textiles Good Cohesion Self-Adhesive Product	MSDS TDS
D-4000	Mattress Manufacture (gluing of mattress tops and foams)	Test-Proven Good hot tack Good thermal stability	MSDS TDS

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