Have you ever noticed that your gelatin glue can vary in color from one batch to the next? If so, you're not alone. Color variations in gelatin glue are common and perfectly normal. Let's explore why this happens and how it affects your adhesive needs.

Testing how your operation runs before going into full production is critical for success. There’s no sense in going full steam ahead, especially if you’ve recently changed something. This is sound advice for any manufacturer, and in this article, we’re focusing on the benefits of running a glue trial for rigid box and packaging producers.

Glue is a small part of a larger whole but critical to many manufacturing processes. Customers often ask us how they can get the most out of their adhesive. Below are some of the experts' best cost-saving advice for gelatin and liquid glue applications.

Accidents happen. Water-based and protein glues are popular for packaging, laminating, and labeling applications and need to be applied as a liquid. The risk of having an accidental spill increases when glues are in the liquid state.