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Solvent-borne Adhesives


Performance of solvent-based adhesives is largely determined by the polymer system in the formulation. The choice of adhesive type depends on the specific substrates and environmental resistance needed – temperature- oil and plasticizer resistance, etc. Most solvent- based adhesives contain flammable solvents which require proper precautions for safe handling. In addition, many organic solvents are regulated due to environmental concerns regarding emissions.

Main types: Solvent borne pressure sensitive adhesives (based on styrenic block copolymers, natural rubber, styrene-butadiene rubber & acrylic polymers), solvent-borne non-pressure sensitive adhesives (based on SBR or butyl rubber) and solvent- borne contact adhesives (based on polychloroprene rubber).

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Aug 25, 2004 | Article

Environmental Life Cycle Assessment in the Adhesives and Sealants Industry

Many producers of adhesives and sealants have already integrated into production important considerations regarding the environmental impact of their products. Some of these considerations were...

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Jun 16, 2004 | Article

Contact Adhesives

Contact adhesives are probably the best known of the solvent-based adhesives. They bond by a diffusion process sometimes referred to as autohesion. Contact adhesive formulations are prepared from...

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Jan 5, 2004 | Article

Reactive polyurethane adhesives for bonding wood

Polyurethane adhesives vary significantly in their composition and are used in many different applications in a broad range of market segments. Polyurethanes make good adhesives for several...

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May 7, 2003 | Article

Removable Adhesives and Reversible Adhesion

Often one requires a bond or an adhesive that is not permanent, and the adhesive joint needs to be "debonded" at a predetermined time. Uses for nonpermanent adhesives include nonstructural...

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Apr 16, 2003 | Article

Polychloroprene Contact Adhesives

Contact adhesives based on polychloroprene exhibit performance advantages over alternative adhesive systems in a wide variety of related applications where quick, high-strength, permanent bonds are...

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Apr 7, 2003 | Article

Improving the Low Temperature and Temperature Cycling Properties of Adhesives and Sealants

Many applications for adhesives and sealants require high strength and durability at low temperatures. Many of these same applications also require resistance to thermal cycling between high and low...

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Feb 3, 2003 | Article

Water-Based Vs. Solvent-Based Adhesives

By Edward M. Petrie

Over the last two decades, environmental and workplace safety regulations on solvents have become increasing stringent. Both the formulator and end-user drive most of the efforts towards...

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