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In the past, many engineers chose not to change in-line filters, and it is understandable why. Changing an in-line filter used to be a very complicated and tricky process. Requiring three hands, the process was time-consuming and expensive. Plus, the rubbish used to be on the outside of the filter, and when changed, this would get dislodged into the glueing system and block the nozzles. New advances in in-line filters mean that this is no longer the case; there is now no excuse not to change your in-line filter!

Despite all the precautions you might take when draining your hot melt adhesive system (HMS), with careful cleaning of hoses and nozzles and thorough flushing each time you exchange hot

Correct maintenance of your hot melt gluing system is essential for optimum performance and to lengthen the lifespan of the equipment. An incomplete or untimely maintenance schedule can lead to.