Pressure-sensitive label coaters are primarily used for applying silicone release coatings onto paper or film surfaces, and for processes requiring uniform adhesive coating, drying, and material lamination. They are suitable for applying silicone or adhesive onto paper/film surfaces and for material lamination. Key features include: adjustable coating thickness, non-damaging to materials, high mechanical precision, automatic splicing, automatic constant tension control, and high coating accuracy.

Hot melt coating, developed over the past decade, is a new technology. It requires no drying equipment and has low energy consumption. The Hot Melt Adhesive used is 100% solid, containing no toxic organic solvents.

In contrast, some conventional adhesive coating methods use toxic organic solvents (such as benzene) to dilute the adhesive, posing severe health hazards to operators due to toxic fumes. They also require drying and solvent evaporation, leading to excessive energy consumption.

Compared to conventional adhesive coating, the hot melt coating applied by pressure-sensitive label coaters offers unique advantages. It represents a green, eco-friendly coating technology. It boasts high production speeds, efficiency, and low cost.

Pressure-sensitive coating equipment has a small footprint and a short investment payback period, making it a cost-effective investment. It is already widely used in packaging, pharmaceuticals, automotive, apparel, electronics, and other industries. Hot melt coating holds significant market growth potential for the future. Its market share is expected to steadily increase, and it will continue to emerge in new application fields.