UV INHIBITORS IN OUR GLUE.

The adhesive that we use for our book covering materials is specially formulated to meet the demands of long-lasting, professional-quality book protection. It offers a perfect balance of strength, flexibility, and safety, ensuring that books stay securely covered without damage over time.

UV INHIBITORS IN OUR GLUE.

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What are they? UV inhibitors provide several important advantages when used in book covering materials, especially for long-term preservation and presentation.

1. Protection Against Fading

UV inhibitors help block or absorb ultraviolet (UV) light from sunlight and indoor lighting. This prevents the book’s cover artwork, spine text, and colors from fading or becoming discoloured over time.

2. Preservation of Paper and Ink Quality

UV light can cause paper fibers and inks to break down chemically, leading to brittleness, yellowing, or cracking. UV inhibitors slow down this process, helping the paper and print stay strong and legible for much longer.

3. Maintains the Original Look

Because UV inhibitors stop fading and yellowing, the book cover retains its original clarity, gloss, and vibrancy, making it look newer for longer.

4. Extends Lifespan of Books

By reducing the effects of light exposure, UV inhibitors extend the overall lifespan of the cover material and the book itself—important for libraries, collectors, and archives.

5. Prevents Plastic Degradation

If the book cover is made of a plastic film (like PET or polypropylene), UV exposure can cause it to become brittle or cloudy. UV inhibitors stabilize the material, keeping it flexible, clear, and durable.

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So, in summary, UV inhibitors in book covering materials act like sunscreen for books—they protect against fading, discoloration, and deterioration, keeping books looking fresh and structurally sound for many years