Surebonder Q-862 Low-Temperature Packaging Hot Melt Glue Sticks

Description

Q-862 glue sticks are low-temperature packaging hot melt sticks built for fast set, strong hot tack, and dependable delivery on corrugated, paper products, wood, and foam. This 5/8 inch by 10 inch formula comes in a 25 lb box and gives packaging teams a quick-setting adhesive they can run where lower application temperature helps protect heat-sensitive materials.

Why Q-862 glue sticks work in packaging lines

• Low-temperature formula helps reduce heat load on cartons, paper goods, and foam components.
• Excellent hot tack supports quick grab while cartons and packaged parts move through handling.
• Short open time, about 15 seconds, helps speed line work and close packages fast.
• Good adhesion on plain corrugated and some coated corrugated broadens use across packaging jobs.
• 25 lb box format supports steady shop replenishment without constant small-pack changeout.

Surebonder positions this formula for packaging work where fast set matters. The amber sticks are sized 5/8 inch in diameter by 10 inches long and are commonly used on paper products, wood, and foam as well as corrugated. That makes the product a practical fit for packaging stations, light assembly, and protective packout jobs that need reliable bead control with a lower-temperature adhesive.

Where Q-862 glue sticks are commonly used

• Case and carton sealing on plain and selected coated corrugated packaging.
• Paper product assembly and packout workflows that need quick set hot melt.
• Wood and foam packaging fixtures or inserts that benefit from fast tack.
• Packaging cells using lower-temperature glue equipment to protect sensitive materials.
• Industrial shipping and fulfillment stations that run hot melt continuously.

Match the stick diameter to your glue gun and confirm the applicator is set up for low-temperature hot melt output. Chemical Concepts also stocks related products in hot melt. For manufacturer information on packaging hot melt formulas, visit Surebonder.

Need help choosing the right hot melt formula for your packaging line or substrate mix? Call (800) 220-1966 or email [email protected].