Game-Changing Roofing Adhesive Launch: What Contractors Need to Know About H.B. Fuller’s New ECO₂ Technology

H.B. Fuller has introduced the Millennium PG-1 EF ECO₂, a groundbreaking commercial roofing adhesive that promises to transform the industry. This innovative product utilizes the patented ECO₂ Driven™ technology, which employs naturally occurring atmospheric gases as a blowing agent, eliminating the need for chemical alternatives. This approach significantly reduces environmental impact without compromising adhesion strength.

Impact on Roofing Contractors

For roofing contractors, the Millennium PG-1 EF ECO₂ offers several advantages:​

  • Simplified Application: The adhesive is equipment-free and comes in a canister-based sprayable form, making it easy to transport and apply on-site. 
  • Environmental Compliance: By avoiding high Global Warming Potential (GWP) propellants and Hydrofluoroolefins (HFOs), this adhesive aligns with current and emerging environmental regulations, ensuring contractors meet sustainability standards. 
  • Enhanced Performance: Compared to mechanical fastening, using this adhesive eliminates thermal bridging, achieves high wind uplift ratings, and minimizes risks of leaks and building damage during re-roofing. ​

Steps to Maximize Benefits

To fully leverage the benefits of the Millennium PG-1 EF ECO₂, roofing contractors should:

  1. Stay Informed: Familiarize yourself with the product’s features and application methods to ensure optimal usage.​
  2. Train Your Team: Provide training for your crew on the proper handling and application techniques to maximize efficiency and safety.​
  3. Update Clients: Inform your clients about the environmental and performance advantages of using this adhesive, positioning your services as both innovative and eco-friendly.​

By integrating the Millennium PG-1 EF ECO₂ into your roofing projects, you can enhance operational efficiency, comply with environmental standards, and deliver superior results to your clients.

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