There are significant differences between jelly gum and solid gum in terms of raw materials, viscosity, and occasions of use. The following is a detailed introduction

The raw materials are different. Jelly gum is mainly made of colloid, pectin, syrup and other raw materials, usually relatively dense; solid gum is mainly made of synthetic resin, antioxidants, thickeners, etc., with stronger viscosity and durability.

Viscosity is different. Due to the different raw materials, the viscosity of jelly glue is relatively low, which is suitable for light fitting and fixing occasions, while the solid glue has a higher viscosity, which is suitable for firm connection and fitting.

Use different occasions. Jelly glue is suitable for occasions where it adheres quickly and does not need to be firm for a long time, such as making greeting cards and decorative handicrafts; solid glue is suitable for occasions that need to be fixed, supported or bonded, such as connecting rubber, metal, plastic and other materials.

The ingredients are different. Jelly gum is a semi-solid food raw material, mainly made of gelatin, sugar, flavor and other ingredients; solid gum is a solid containing adhesive, the main component is resin, including natural resin and synthetic resin.

Different uses. Solid glue is mainly used for industrial and household bonding work, if the bonding of sheets, plastics, wood, metals, etc.; jelly glue is mainly used in food manufacturing, such as making jelly, pudding, candy, etc.

In summary, the main difference between jelly gum and solid gum lies in their raw materials, viscosity, application and composition.