Hot-melt adhesive in particulate form

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C428S423500, C428S423700, C428S424600, C156S331700, C156S332000, C427S208200

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10703341

ABSTRACT:
A moisture-curing hot-melt-adhesive composition in granulate, tablet or powder form can be produced bya.) fusing the reactive hot-melt-adhesive composition and heating the melt, subject to exclusion of moisture,b.) extruding this melt through one or more dies onto a cooled surface, subject to exclusion of moisture,c.) cooling the granulate, subject to exclusion of moisture, whereby the composition solidifies,d.) removing the cooled hot-melt-adhesive granulate,e.) filling the granulate into moisture-tight packages, subject to exclusion of moisture.These reactive hot-melt adhesives are pourable and free-flowing and therefore can be used with all conventional application machines for hot-melt adhesives.

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