Three Practical Ways to Reduce CO₂ Emissions When Using Hot Melt Adhesives

If your factory uses hot melt adhesives, there’s a strong chance your adhesive system is consuming more energy than it needs. Tanks, hoses, and nozzles are often kept at elevated temperatures for extended periods, quietly increasing electricity usage, operating costs, and your overall carbon footprint.

The good news? You can reduce this energy draw without changing equipment or interrupting production.

In our latest whitepaper, Three Practical Ways to Reduce CO₂ Emissions When Using Hot Melt Adhesives, we explore three straightforward adjustments that make a measurable difference - from simple changes to operating temperatures, to smarter use of standby modes and modern low-temperature adhesives.

By optimising how your adhesive system runs, you can cut emissions, lower costs, and extend the life of your equipment, all while maintaining the same high-performance bond your packaging line depends on.

Want to see the data behind the savings?

👉 Download the full whitepaper to discover how small operational changes can have a big environmental impact.