Missed the live event? Register for this webinar and watch the recording now!
CNSL technology has been widely applied for over 100 years in various industries (i.e. coatings, friction particles), however, it has not been fully employed in adhesives despite its benefits that can be instrumental in solving critical issues. Recent innovative products from Cardolite offer solutions to different challenges you may be facing that include requests for products with low/zero VOC and friendly labeling, longer durability(water/chemical resistance), and the ability to cure under adverse conditions. In addition, our products are bio-based, affordable, and high performance. This webinar will guide you through how CNSL technology can assist you in achieving new levels of performance that will strengthen your adhesive product portfolio.
Create Your Account
Your free SpecialChem account includes:
You are about to access a sponsored content
By continuing your navigation to the requested document and any other sponsored pages*, you agree to share your business card with the related supplier. Supplier may contact you to check if you need anything else to go ahead with your project.
Did you know? Sharing your business card with material suppliers helps us keep the Material Selection Platform free for all material users.
I prefer not and I’m aware I won’t be able to attend the webinar or to view related documents
* sponsored pages are all pages displaying a supplier logo
Fernanda earned her Chemical Engineering degree from Cornell University. She has 14 years of experience in the chemical industry, having held different roles in the production, development, and commercialization of materials for coatings and adhesives applications. Fernanda is currently responsible for marketing and technical service at Cardolite Corporation.
Yun mi earned a doctorate degree in Materials Science and Engineering at University of Florida. She has 15 years of industrial experience in the chemical industry, specializing design of applied materials and analysis of material performances. In her current role, she is responsible for managing adhesive programs.