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We formulated 3M™ Hot Melt Adhesive 3750 to grab and seal quickly and meet the demands of high-volume production settings such as packing, woodworking and assembly. When heated to its specified melt point, this adhesive achieves a low viscosity/ high-flow rate and an aggressive hot tack that bonds to handling strength in seconds to help maintain high-tempo productivity. - 3M hot melt adhesives 3750 are heat applied, 100% solids adhesives. They are fast setting thermoplastic adhesives with good hot tack and low to medium viscosity. 3M hot melt adhesives bond to a wide variety of substrates such as corrugated, beadboard, repacking chipboard, recouperage, wood and many other lightweight materials.
Features
- Aggressive hot tack rapidly achieves handling strength for packaging and other applications
- Low viscosity provides high flow rate to support fast paced production
- Open time allows for positioning and fit adjustment
- Both hot melt and low melt versions for bonding a variety of materials
- Bonds to corrugated or paperboard cartons, wood, particle board, chipboard and cushioning foams
- Easy-to-use
- Fast setting adhesive obtains strength in seconds
- Low melt adhesives are designed for low temperature application and heat sensitive substrates
- Quick grab for instant adhesion that cools to a tack free solid
- 100% solids, no VOCs
Applications
- For Packaging and Many Woodworking
General Information
| Item Name | Hot Melt Adhesive |
| Trade Name | 3M |
| Series | 3750 |
General Features
| Shelf Life | 24 Months |
| Storage Temperature | 49 °C |
Design & Construction
| Color | Tan |
Performance Details
| Heat Resistance | Yes |
| Open Time | 30 sec |
| Shear Strength | 500 psi |
Chemical Properties
| Composition | Ethylene Vinyl Acetate |
| Viscosity | 1900 cP |
Physical Properties
| Odor/Scent | Mild Resinous |
| Size | 12 Inch L x 0.45 Inch W |
Environmental Condition
| Temperature Rating | 350 to 385 °F |
Supporting Information
| Applicable Materials | Paper and Cardboard |
| Application Method | Handheld process |
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