Finished Labeling Adhesive
W-400
Casein-Free Water-Resistant Labeling Adhesive
Finished water-based adhesive for glass bottle labeling applications requiring improved water resistance.

Product Overview
W-400 Positioning
W-400 is a finished casein-free labeling adhesive for application-specific evaluation on glass bottles.
Water-resistance requirements and test conditions should be defined before final selection.
Application / Positioning
Review the Water-Resistance Requirement
Container & Label
Confirm bottle surface and label material before evaluation.
Exposure Conditions
Define moisture, cooling and water-resistance evaluation conditions.
Production Verification
Verify tack, positioning and finished-label performance on the line.
Typical Technical Data
| Property | Typical / Reference Value |
|---|---|
| pH | 6–9 |
| Solids Content | ≥35% |
| Viscosity | 60,000–100,000 mPa·s |
| Ice-Water Resistance | ≥7 days |
| Room-Temperature / Water Resistance | ≥7 days |
| Alkali Wash-Off | <5 min in a 70–80°C alkaline wash |
| Recommended Application Temperature | 25–38°C |
| Line Speed | Up to 80,000 bottles/hour* |
*Actual performance and line speed depend on bottle, label, machine settings and operating conditions and should be confirmed by production-line trials.
Values shown are typical or reference values based on current product information and specified test conditions. Actual results may vary with bottle, label material, machine configuration and operating conditions. Final suitability should be confirmed by application testing or production-line trials.
Technical Support for application testing and production-line evaluation.
What to Evaluate
Information for Product Review
Container
Bottle material, surface and returnability.
Label Material
Paper type, finish and wet-strength requirement.
Equipment
Machine and application configuration.
Water Resistance
Target condition and verification method.
Evaluate W-400 for Your Application
Share the bottle, label and water-resistance requirement for a sample discussion.
