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PARTNERS

We work with many different and reputable partners all over the world, each with individual visions and needs. We are able to assist our partners with our know-how in exciting projects and in future new developments. 

Thanks to long-standing partnerships and the trust they have shown in us, our partners have become important pillars of our company; without them we would not have come thus far. We are proud that we have set out on a shared journey with them in order to open up new possibilities. Our partnerships are an essential part of our corporate strategy and we are confident that they will make us even stronger in future.

Distributors & partners

INDUKTA AB

Viaredsvägen 22 B,
504 64 Borås, Schweden

info@indukta.se
www.indukta.se

SYN&TEK SNC

VIA XV Giugno 3
21052 Busto Arsizio, Italien

info@synteksrl.com
www.synteksrl.com

PINEO INDUSTRIAL S.A.

Pol.Ind. Las Matillas nave 14
28802 Alcala de Henares, Spanien

info@pineoindustrial.com
www.pineoindustrial.com

JENTSCHMANN AG

Feldstrasse 2,
8194 Hüntwangen, Schweiz

info@jentschmann.ch
www.jentschmann.ch

JENTSCHMANN GMBH

Fabrikstraße 8,
79771 Erzingen-Klettgau, Deutschland

info@jentschmann.ch
www.jentschmann.ch

INNOVATION HUB BY JENTSCHMANN & GLUETEX

Fabrikstraße 8,
79771 Erzingen-Klettgau, Deutschland

www.gluetex.de
www.jentschmann.ch

Glossar

Adhesion refers to the adhesive forces (due to molecular forces) between two contact surfaces. This can either be the case for two identical or two different substances. Specifically for adhesives, this means the adhesive force of the adhesive layers on the surfaces of the parts to be joined.

Polymers that are composed of two or more different types of monomer are called copolymers.

EVA – ethylene vinyl acetate
PA – polyamide
PE – polyethylene
PP – polypropylene
PUR – polyurethane

Bonding is the usually inseparable connection/joining of identical or different materials.
If the materials cannot be joined together by welding, an adhesive is used. This is applied to or between the materials.

This firm and permanent connection of the surfaces through a layer of adhesive is called bonding.
In the past, the term adhesive was also used. However, this is an outdated term, as in the technical field we speak of glue/adhesives.

According to DIN 923, an adhesive is a "non-metallic material that can join parts by surface adhesion (see adhesion) and internal strength (see cohesion)". The word "adhesive" is a generic term and includes other terms commonly used for adhesives, which are categorized according to various aspects: For example, glues, pastes, solvent adhesives, dispersion adhesives, contact adhesives and reactive adhesives. They are essentially made up of base materials, auxiliary materials and sometimes also solvents or dispersants.

Polyamides (abbreviation PA) are polymers whose repeating units have the amide group as a characteristic feature. The amide group can be described as the condensation product of a carboxylic acid and an amine. This creates a bond called an amide bond. It can be hydrolytically cleaved again. Polyamides have good resistance to solvents and chemicals as well as high strength, rigidity and toughness. They are mostly semi-crystalline thermoplastic polymers and have good processing characteristics.

Polyethylene (abbreviation PE - also known as polyethylene or polyethene) is a thermoplastic produced by the polymerization of ether. As an adhesive film or adhesive tape (Gluetex adhesive films EKF 210, EKF 220, EKF 230), it is particularly suitable for bonding polypropylene.

Polyurethanes (abbreviated PU or PUR) belong to the urethane group and are plastics or synthetic resins. They are formed from the polyaddition reaction of diols or polyols and polyisocyanates. The areas of application for polyurethanes are very versatile. As they have good adhesion properties and good resistance to solvents, chemicals and weathering, they are used particularly in various areas of textile coating and bonding.

Welding aids include hot-melt adhesive tapes / hot-melt adhesive films for welding textiles made of various materials. The question of which welding aid to use depends on the material and the guidelines that the manufacturer sets for their product.
 

Hot melt adhesives, also known as hot glues, hot adhesives or (in Switzerland) hot glue, are solvent-free products that are more or less solid at room temperature, which are applied to the bonding surface when hot and form the bond when they cool. This group of adhesives, also known as hotmelt, is based on various chemical raw materials.