FILTER ADHESIVE
Filter adhesive is a one-pack gum and PVC composite used in oil, gasoline, and air filters. It bonds the metal end caps securely to filter paper, ensuring strong resistance against oil, fuel, and pressure.
Available in low, medium, and high-viscosity grades, with the high-viscosity type enhanced by nanoparticles. It appears as a cream-colored, paste-like liquid with high solid content (~98%) and excellent adhesion.
Stoving at 150°C for 20 minutes provides a durable, long-lasting bond with up to six months’ shelf life.
WATER-BASED SEALER
Water-Based Sealer (500 Series Uraseal) is a high-performance sealing product formulated for metal cans and containers. It provides excellent resistance to water, oil, motor oil, solvents, and even food materials, making it suitable for both industrial and food-grade applications. The sealer appears gray (customizable on demand) with a viscosity of about 105 KU and a solid content of 48–50%. It delivers strong adhesion on metal and tinplate surfaces, becoming touch-dry within 10–15 minutes and achieving full performance after stoving at 80 °C for 15 minutes. When stored properly in sealed containers at 20–30 °C, the product remains stable for up to six months.
AIR FILTER FOAM
Air filter foam is a PVC-based adhesive designed for strong adhesion to filter paper without bonding to metal. It is widely used in air filter production, ensuring stability and easy separation of filter paper from frames.
The product is orange in color, paste-like, with high solid content (~95%) and non-flammable properties. Stoving at 160–180°C for 10 minutes ensures optimal adhesion and performance.
When stored at 15–25°C in sealed containers, it remains stable for up to six months.
Explore Paint Colors
Paint colors play a vital role in both building painting and industrial painting, offering not only aesthetic appeal but also functional protection. In construction, decorative paints come in a wide spectrum of shades, from soft pastels and modern neutral tones for interiors to weather-resistant, vibrant exterior colors designed to withstand sunlight, rain, and pollution. These include water-based acrylic paints, oil-based enamels, and eco-friendly nano paints that provide durability along with beauty. In the industrial sector, paint colors serve additional purposes such as corrosion resistance, heat resistance, and safety marking. Epoxy, polyurethane, and powder coatings are available in a variety of industrial color codes, ensuring compliance with standards while also enhancing equipment longevity. Whether for residential, commercial, or industrial projects, the right selection of paint type and color ensures both long-lasting protection and a visually appealing finish.
RAL Color Chart
RAL is a global standard system for naming and identifying colors. It was developed in Germany and is now used worldwide—especially in industries such as architecture, building painting, automotive, printing, and packaging. The main advantage of RAL is that each color has a fixed numeric code, ensuring that colors are produced and applied exactly the same everywhere, without differences in interpretation or personal taste. Instead of saying “dark red but a bit warm,” we simply say RAL 3020, and everyone—from the paint manufacturer to the painter—knows exactly which color it is. This system is particularly important for maintaining consistent brand colors, packaging, decor, and equipment so that the final result remains uniform and professional everywhere.
