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Adhesives Ingredients
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High molecular weight linear polyester derived from caprolactone monomer. Possesses compatibility with a wide range of common thermoplastics and soluble in several common solvents. Used in a variety... view more
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Capa® 6250 is an odorless, high molecular weight linear polyester derived from caprolactone monomer. Shows compatibility with a wide range of common thermoplastics and solubility in several common... view more
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Capa® 6400 is an odorless, high molecular weight linear polyester derived from caprolactone monomer. It is compatible with a wide range of common thermoplastics and soluble in several common... view more
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High molecular weight linear polyester derived from caprolactone monomer. Is compatible with a wide range of common thermoplastics, and soluble in several common solvents. Used in a variety of... view more
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Capa® 6500 is an odorless, high molecular weight linear polyester derived from caprolactone monomer. Is compatible with a wide range of common thermoplastics and is soluble in several common... view more
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Premium grade high molecular weight linear polyester derived from caprolactone monomer. Exhibits outstanding flexibility even at low temperatures, excellent strength, abrasion resistance and a... view more
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Capa® 6500D is a high molecular weight, linear polyester derived from caprolactone monomer. Compatible with a wide range of common thermoplastics and soluble in several common solvents. It is... view more
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Capa® 6800 is an odorless, high molecular weight linear polyester derived from caprolactone monomer. Compatible with a wide range of common thermoplastics and soluble in several common solvents... view more
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