HSTM
Painting in Cape Town

Since then it has become one of the leading manufacturing of glues, sealants and sticky tapes. HSTM was first launched in 1986, South Africa.

HSTM was first launched into the packaging trade in 1986, South Africa. Since then it has become one of the leading manufacturer of glues, sealants and sticky tapes. HSTM is looking for driven SALES AGENTS who are used to a hard core sales cycle. Experience in hardware/DIY and stationery industry are preferable. You are passionate about selling and closing deals. You are driven by selling to increase your earnings. Application: HSTM clear glue is a specially formulated adhesive glue, ideal for general purpose applications in business and household. The base of our clear glue is Ethyl Cyanoacrylate content. It is a multi purpose glue used for bonding paper, leather, ceramics, glass, fabrics, rubber, even metal. GYMCOL cyanoacrylates should ideally be stored in original sealed containers until used. It is Flammable and must be kept out of reach of children. There are many color available to choose from, which make duct tape application more colorful and has a feel of happiness. Application: Super glue is a very handy adhesive to have around the house and garage. It has incredible tensile strength and can be used for everything from sticking down a loose shoe to fixing broken ceramics. Back in the day, Dr Harry Coover of Kodak Laboratories was busy experimenting with resins, trying to find a very clear type of plastic that could be used to manufacture extra-accurate gun sights (the bit that is used to aim at the target). Having gathered dust for six years, the formula was later resurrected from obscurity when Dr Coover had an idea that it might be useful in manufacturing airplane canopies. He finally grasped the compound's potential to be a very effective adhesive and set about developing it as such. It was in 1959 that super glue got its first airtime on a show called 'I've Got a Secret', where the incredible array of uses thereof was illustrated to a dumbstruck public. It gave the medics a way of quickly closing a gaping wound and bought them some time on the way to the hospital.