In cold weather conditions, how should the folder gluer be used with glue?

In cold weather, there are several aspects to pay special attention to regarding glue for the folder gluer:

1. Viscosity of the glue: In low-temperature environments, the viscosity of the glue may increase. Therefore, when choosing glue, it is important to consider its suitability for low-temperature environments. Using glue with appropriate viscosity can ensure its flow and coating effects in cold weather.

2. glue bonding strength: In cold environments, the temperature of the cardboard surface may decrease, which can affect the glue bonding strength. Therefore, it is necessary to select glue with good adhesion performance to ensure the bonding strength of the paper box and avoid problems such as delamination or weak bonding.

3. Drying speed of the glue: In low-temperature environments, the drying speed of the glue may slow down. Therefore, it is important to choose glue with appropriate drying time to ensure that the glue can dry and cure within a suitable time for subsequent processing.

4. Cold resistance of the glue: In cold environments, the glue should have good cold resistance. This means that the glue should not deteriorate, freeze, or solidify due to low temperatures, and should maintain normal performance and effects during use.

In conclusion, in cold environments, selecting glue suitable for low temperatures and ensuring its viscosity, adhesion strength, drying speed, and cold resistance meet requirements are key to ensuring the normal operation of the folder gluer and the quality of the glued boxes. If in doubt, it is advisable to contact the manufacturer of the New Roland folder gluer for specific glue selection and usage advice tailored to cold environments.