H.B. Fuller will demonstrate how its advanced hygiene adhesive technologies deliver proven expertise, consumer-noticeable value, and measurable sustainability impact—today and into the future. The company will be at booth no. 1522 at INDEX.

H.B. Fuller will highlight how adhesives play a critical role in enabling more sustainable and high-performing absorbent hygiene products. Through live demonstrations and technical discussions, visitors will explore innovations designed to optimize material usage, improve process efficiency and support sustainability roadmaps—without compromising performance.

H.B. Fuller offers sustainability-focused hygiene adhesives, including low application temperature solutions, high-mileage adhesives, specialty core solutions and bio-based options. These technologies help reduce energy consumption, support carbon footprint reduction and enable more efficient manufacturing processes.

A key highlight at INDEX™26 will be the launch of a new core adhesive solution engineered to enable the use of short fibers in absorbent hygiene products.

Innovation remains at the core of H.B. Fuller’s hygiene portfolio. Attendees will experience next-generation adhesive solutions delivering clear, consumer-noticeable benefits, including patent-pending positioning and construction adhesives, next-generation wetness indicator adhesives and additional specialty solutions tailored to evolving applications.

H.B. Fuller works closely with customers to customize products and processes, ensuring solutions align with unique application requirements and market needs.

With a global R&D network and deep application knowledge, H.B. Fuller brings end-to-end technical and commercial expertise to the hygiene industry. Its Full-Care™ portfolio extends beyond high-performance adhesives to include process optimization, application support, and global technical service—helping manufacturers bring reliable, high-quality products to market.

H.B. Fuller will host a technical presentation titled “Core Adhesive Solution Enabling the Use of Short Fibers in Hygiene Products,” presented by Karsten Voss. The session will take place on May 20, 2026, at 13:30 CET and will explore how purpose-designed adhesive solutions address short-fiber processing challenges while maintaining product performance and integrity.