3M company probably does the most R&D on low energy surface bonding. I would start with them and when you get to their down stream suppliers you can ask about alternatives, if 3M is not in your price range. You might have to talk to more than one supplier. Some suppliers offer a full catalog of adhesives, while others specialize to certain industrial manufacturing processes.
Neither of the two videos posted are hot-melt but they are impressive. Especially the one in Russian. Link Link
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RE: Industrial adhesive for polyethylene
Neither of the two videos posted are hot-melt but they are impressive. Especially the one in Russian.
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