Lotte Chemical EVA VA800
Lotte Chemical EVA VA800 is a premium, autoclave-process ethylene-vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer engineered for fast-extrusion hot melt adhesive (HMA) formulations, automotive, and specialty bonding. With 28% vinyl acetate, ultra-high MFI 20 g/10 min, density 0.950 g/cm³, melting temperature 69°C, Vicat <40°C, Shore D 25, and a dual-additive package (antioxidant + free flow agent), VA800 delivers exceptional adhesion, ultra-fast processability, and reliable low-temperature sealability for high-speed adhesive production. Manufactured via ExxonMobil Chemical’s autoclave process with strict contaminant control and uniform VA/MI, VA800 is trusted by India’s top HMA, packaging, and automotive adhesive manufacturers.
Functional Features & Technical Authority
- 28%-VA-Adhesive: High polarity ensures strong adhesion to paper, cardboard, plastic, leather, fabric, and metal—no tie-layer needed.
- 20-MFI-Ultra: Ultra-high melt index enables extrusion 3–4x faster than standard HMA EVA, ideal for rapid stick and cartridge production.
- Flow-Agent: Built-in free flow agent guarantees smooth, uninterrupted extrusion at maximum speed, reducing downtime and pressure.
- Antioxidant-Protected: Antioxidant additive provides thermal stability, preventing oxidative degradation and extending shelf life.
- Autoclave-Premium: ExxonMobil autoclave process ensures consistent, premium quality and batch-to-batch reliability.
- Uniform VA/MI: Delivers consistent adhesive performance and quality across high-speed production.
- Strict Contaminant Control: Low gel level for defect-free, clean adhesive compounds even at rapid throughput.
- Regulatory Compliance: Conforms to FDA 21 CFR 177.1350, ASTM D1238/D1505/D2240/D1525, ISO 9001/14001/TS16949, and automotive standards.
Applications
Lotte EVA VA800 is optimized for fast-extrusion hot melt adhesive sticks, rapid cartridge adhesives, high-speed packaging adhesives (carton sealing, edge banding, lamination), rapid assembly adhesives, and automotive mat coating. Its 28% VA and ultra-high MFI 20 enable rapid, efficient production with strong, reliable bonds in both manual and automated systems. The free flow agent and antioxidant package ensure adhesives remain stable and effective during extended storage and high-speed use.
Automotive & Coating Applications:
Perfect for automotive mat coating, high-end automotive adhesives, and specialty coating/lamination where fast processing and strong adhesion are critical.
Specialty & Industrial Applications:
Custom fast-extrusion HMA formulations, flexible packaging adhesives, industrial assembly, and rapid lamination in high-speed manufacturing environments.
Key Application Bullets:
- Rapid HMA sticks, cartridges
- Fast packaging, carton sealing, edge banding
- Automotive mat coating, high-end adhesives
- Assembly adhesives (footwear, furniture)
- Specialty coating, flexible packaging, industrial assembly
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