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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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Sep 16, 2019 | Product News

Braskem Showcased Hydrocarbon Resins for Adhesives at FEICA 2019

Braskem had showcased its enhanced portfolio of Unilene® hydrocarbon resins at FEICA 2019. These resins are used widely in the adhesives market in hotmelt, PSA and solvent base technologies...

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Aug 14, 2019 | Product News

BRB Launches Epoxy Functional Silane for Water-based & Solvent-based Adhesives

BRB has launched Silanil® 533 ESO, which improves adhesion performance of adhesives by post addition into SB and WB resins. It provides better stability of formulated water-based product than...

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May 6, 2019 | Product News

Toyo Ink Introduces Solvent-based Adhesive for High-barrier Packaging

Toyo Ink America has announced that it has added the TOMOFLEX™ series of high performance solvent-based polyester-type, two-component adhesives to its high-barrier packaging solutions lineup...

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