AMITROGLUE® M25
Cold-water soluble pregelatinized starch for stable, high-tack adhesive formulations in paper and core winding applications
AMITROGLUE® M 25 is a modified pregelatinized starch developed for technical adhesive applications in the paper and packaging industry. As part of our AMITROGLUE® range, it serves as a raw material for the production of liquid glues and glue sticks, offering long-term stability and high tack on substrates such as paper, board and wood.
AMITROGLUE® M 25 is also used in glue formulations for core winding. Its pregelatinized structure enables reliable processing and consistent performance in industrial adhesive systems where controlled viscosity and dependable bonding strength are required.
Key benefits
- Cold-water solubility
- Stable viscosity over time and across a broad pH range
- Robust processing windows and predictable rheological behavior in liquid glue production
- High tack and substrate compatibility on paper, board and wood
- Secure bonding in demanding converting and packaging operations
- Formulation flexibility
High tack and strong adhesion on paper, board and wood ensure secure bonding in demanding converting and packaging operations.
Benefits & value
AMITROGLUE® M 25 combines the process advantages of pregelatinized starch with the performance profile required in industrial adhesive production. Its controlled rheology, high tack and compatibility with other starch components allow manufacturers to design glue systems that perform consistently under real production conditions.
By integrating renewable raw materials with application-focused modification, AMITROGLUE® M 25 supports the development of adhesive formulations that meet technical, operational and sustainability requirements in modern paper and packaging processes.
Sustainability
Contribution to renewable formulations
Starch-based adhesives support the replacement of casein or synthetic binders with a renewable raw material base. This enables manufacturers to align adhesive systems with evolving sustainability expectations in the packaging sector.