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Under standardized storage, the shelf life of EVA hot melt adhesive granules is usually 12-24 months; Polyolefin and other systems can last longer. But ‘shelf life’ does not mean ‘just leave it at will’, the environment determines the actual usable time.
| system | Reference shelf life |
|---|---|
| EVA granules | 12-24 months |
| Polyolefin granules | Over 24 months |
| Modified low-temperature granules | 12-18 months |
Sunlife Hot Melt Adhesive uses a moisture-proof inner film and a woven outer bag. Guangzhou Sunlife Trading recommends first in, first out and storage off the ground and walls, and labeling the production batch number on the bag body for easy traceability.
Q1: Can it still be used if it expires a little?
First, conduct a small sample verification, which is qualified and usable, but prioritize the consumption of new goods.
Q2: How to check the production date?
Each bag of Sunlife is labeled with a batch number, and you can contact Guangzhou Sunlife Trading for inquiries.
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