Naphthenic and paraffinic oils used in hotmelt production processes in the adhesive industry are important components to increase the performance of adhesives and ensure effectiveness during application.

Naphthenic Oils are characterized by their high temperature resistant properties. These oils increase the fluidity of hotmelt adhesives and ensure a homogeneous distribution during application. Furthermore, naphthenic oils are also used to adjust the viscosity of adhesives while optimizing the curing process of adhesives.

Paraffin Oils offer low viscosity and high cleaning properties. These oils increase the lubricity of hotmelt adhesives, reducing friction during application and ensuring better adhesion of the adhesives to surfaces. Furthermore, paraffinic oils play a stabilizing role in formulations to ensure adhesives remain long-lasting and effective.

Both types of oil are indispensable for increasing the durability and performance of hotmelt adhesives, thanks to their temperature and pressure resistant properties. Naphthanic and paraffinic oils are essential for the production of high quality adhesives in the adhesives industry.