Q1: What defines "high-strength" in this blister primer, and in what scenarios is it critical?
A: "High-strength" refers to its exceptional adhesive bond and resistance to delamination under stress. It is critical for child-resistant packaging (CRP), pharmaceutical blisters requiring stringent compliance, heavy industrial parts packaging, and applications where the package must withstand drops, flexing, or prolonged environmental exposure without seal failure.

Q2: How does this primer achieve stronger adhesion compared to standard formulations?
A: It utilizes reinforced polymer chemistry with high-performance adhesion promoters, creating a deeper chemical and mechanical bond with both the substrate and blister film. The formulation is optimized for enhanced cohesive strength within the coating layer itself, preventing adhesive or cohesive failure under tension or shear.

Q3: Are there specific compatibility considerations with blister films or processing conditions?
A: While compatible with common films (PVC, PET, PP, Aclar), sealing parameters (temperature, pressure, dwell time) may require optimization to leverage its full strength, especially with thicker or high-barrier films. Pre-production testing under actual line conditions is strongly recommended to validate performance and adapt process settings if needed.