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Waterborne Adhesives


Water-based (or more commonly referred to as waterborne) adhesives are typically formulated from either, natural polymers – from vegetable sources (e.g. dextrins, starches), protein sources (e.g. casein, blood, fish, soybean, milk albumen), and animal sources (e.g. hides, bones), or soluble synthetic polymers – from polymers including: polyvinyl alcohol, cellulose ethers, methylcellulose, carboxymethylcellulose, and polyvinylpyrrolidone.

These adhesives may be supplied as solutions or formulated as dry powders which must be mixed with water prior to application. The strength of the adhesive is attained when water is lost from the glue line by evaporation or absorption by the substrate.

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May 16, 2011 | Article

Nano-Composites that may Lead to Practical Nano-Adhesives

By Edward M. Petrie

This editorial discusses how nanotechnology may be used in simple, cost effective waterborne or hot melt adhesive systems. These two areas of technology have been thought to be significantly...

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Oct 6, 2010 | Article

Aziridine Crosslinkers

Increasing pressure sensitive adhesives strength calls for crosslinking, but often at the cost of adverse side effects like discolouring. Now, an unusual crosslinker type promises to avoid those...

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Aug 25, 2010 | Article

Modern Starch Based Adhesives - Not Your Father's Starch Anymore

By Edward M. Petrie

This article takes a quick look at conventional starch adhesive technology and then progresses to discussing modified starch adhesives. Finally the article focuses on very modern forms of starch...

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Aug 11, 2010 | Article

Raw materials used in non-woven adhesives formulations

By Andy Extance

Many of the applications that use non-woven fabrics adhere them with hot melt adhesives. However, water-based and solvent-based adhesive systems also have a role in this market. Adjusting the raw...

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Jul 14, 2010 | Article

Rheological Issues in Modern Adhesives

By Andy Extance

Rheology, is a complex subject that helps describe how adhesives adhesives can behave like a liquid to bond but a solid to debond. As adhesives continue to evolve, so to do methods for optimising...

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May 5, 2010 | Article

Biostability of water-borne adhesives

By Andy Extance

Increasing screen sizes are creates a larger electrostatic discharge problem when release liners are removed from adhesive films used in LCD manufacturing. Antistatic adhesives already exist, but...

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Dec 1, 2009 | Article

Growth in Waterborne Adhesives: the move will not be that easy and quick ...

Waterborne Adhesives appeared in the first half of last century. Since then, technical improvement and expansion into a lot of applications have made of this technology the largest one used in the...

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Nov 18, 2009 | Article

Colloidal Encapsulation of Hydrolytically and Oxidatively Unstable Organoborane Catalysts

Trialkylborane catalysts and their amine complexes are hydrolytically and oxidatively unstable, decomposing in water very rapidly to trialkylboroxin, borate esters, and boric acid. However...

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Dec 3, 2008 | Article

Table tennis cracks down on harmful adhesives

By Andy Extance

The solvent controls their viscosity, open time, tack and adhesion. It helps provide contact adhesives with enough cohesive strength and 'knitting ability' that two surfaces coated with the adhesive...

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Sep 12, 2007 | Article

Bookbinding Adhesives

Although the general public may not realize it, they come into contact everyday with one of the most demanding applications for adhesives - books. Adhesives are used in the manufacture of books...

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