Halloween is approaching, so that means it’s time to delve into the spookier side of bookbinding. Okay, granted, the world of adhesive may not exactly be the stuff of horror novels, but there are a few glue-related issues that can haunt bookbinders if left unchecked.

Expenses when it comes to shipping are a consideration for any business. Many of the companies we supply adhesive to often work with us to get the most effective freight costs for their adhesive material needs. We often get many questions about optimizing freight shipping costs and the shelf-life of adhesive because why buy more if you don’t need it, right?

Bookbinding is an age-old craft steeped in tradition, and the adhesive used in the process can shape the longevity and quality of the finished book. As an adhesive supplier, we work with many bookbinding companies and understand that some adhesives are more suited for specific applications.

Gelatin glue is an adhesive used for various purposes, including packaging, bookbinding, and even some medical applications. However, its use in medical packaging, such as products for the recent COVID-19 vaccine packaging, may not be as commonly known. Gelatin glue has properties that allow it to withstand cold temperatures and can be used as an adhesive for some medical applications, depending on your requirements.