Bottle and Label Fit
Evaluate the actual bottle surface, label stock, varnish, moisture and production temperature. Round and square containers may place different recovery stress on the label.
GRADE 3010
3010 Pressure Sensitive Hot Melt Adhesive for Bottle Labeling
3010 is a pressure-sensitive hot melt block for beverage bottles, daily-chemical containers, glossy paper labels and coated labels where initial tack, holding power and coating stability must work together.
- Grade
- 3010
- Product Form
- Pressure-sensitive block
- Best For
- Beverage and daily-chemical bottle labels
- Application Temp
- 160-180°C
- Viscosity
- 2,500-5,000 cps @180°C
- Softening Point
- 90±5°C
- Color
- Yellow or white transparent
Technical Parameters and Application Fit
Application temperature
160-180°C
Viscosity
2,500-5,000 cps @180°C
Softening point
90±5°C
Color
Yellow or white transparent
Initial Tack
Initial tack supports immediate label positioning after application. It should be checked at real line speed and with the actual contact pressure.
Holding Power
Holding performance helps resist edge lift and label movement after application. Test finished containers through the expected storage and transport conditions.
Coating Condition
Confirm melt temperature, coating amount, roller or nozzle condition and adhesive coverage. Stable coating is as important as the nominal adhesive grade.
Sample Validation
Run trials on production bottles and labels, then evaluate edge lift, label position, peel behavior, heat exposure and equipment cleanliness.
Related Evaluation Resources
Grade 3010 FAQ
Does bottle-label use imply food-contact certification?
No. Labeling use does not establish food-contact compliance. Any applicable regulatory requirement must be reviewed for the finished package and market.
Which label details should we provide?
Provide label paper or film, surface coating, bottle material and shape, coating method, speed and the current lifting or positioning problem.
Request Grade 3010 for Your Materials
Send the substrate, equipment and production conditions so the sample can be evaluated against your actual process.