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Adhesives Ingredients

Waterborne, Low VOC Clear Epoxy Sealer by Huntsman

Adhesives Formulation

Applicable Base Polymer
Applicable Industrial Sectors

Applicable Base Polymer Properties

Waterborne epoxy dispersions have been employed effectively for many years in the coatings market primarily for the surface protection of concrete and metals. These products were developed in response to environmental regulations to reduce solvent levels in coatings. Since these dispersions adhere well to a wide variety of substrates and provide a high degree of strength and resistance to service environments, they have also naturally found applications as adhesives.

Typical Formulation Ingredients

Phase
Ingredient
Parts by weight
Epoxy resin (Araldite GY 6010, Huntsman) 
xxxxxx 
Reactive diluents (Araldite DY-D, Huntsman) 
xxxxx 
Epoxy curing agent (Aradur 39, Huntsman) 
xxxxxx 
Defoamer 
xxxx 
Co-solvent 
xxxxx 
Benzyl alcohol 
xxxx 
Glacial acetic acid 
xxxx 
Leveling agent 
xxxx 
Deionized water 
xxxxxx 

Typical Properties

Properties
Mixing ratio Part A: Part B, by volume 
xxxxx 
Solids Content (by weight), % 
xxxx 
VOC content (minus water) gm/L 
xxxx 
Mixed viscosity, at 23°C, KU (15 minutes) 
xx 
Mixed viscosity, at 23°C, KU (60 minutes) 
xx 

Processing

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Resulting Properties

Waterborne epoxy adhesives can be produced with epoxy emulsions and polyamide-amine curing agents. A typical starting formulation is shown in the table above. This formulation can be used as either a coating or an adhesive. In either application, once the mixed emulsion is applied to the substrate the water must be evaporated. In the case of the adhesive application, this must be completed before non-porous substrates are mated. With the particular formulation presented above, the pot life is several hours at room temperature.

Source: Huntsman, Waterborne Epoxy System for Coatings, 2011

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