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Which is Greener—Rigid or Flexible Packaging?
Author :: Tom Rolando
Source :: Wisdom Adhesives
 
July 2010
 

Many factors influence design decisions about product packaging, including the desire to offer more sustainable options to consumers. Both rigid and flexible packaging types have unique performance and “greenness” attributes. Knowledge of these characteristics can help guide design recommendations in order to maximize a product’s sustainability.



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PSAs in High Performance Applications
Author :: Michael J. Zajaczkowski
Source :: Avery Dennison Performance Polymers Division
 
June 2010
 

The use of pressure sensitive adhesives (PSAs) in high performance applications has been increasing due to advances in rubber, silicone and acrylic technologies. Some of these high performance applications are in electronics, the medical industry, and in the automotive and construction fields. Review the technology and uses of PSAs in high performance applications, specifically as they pertain to the construction and sealing of HVAC air duct and connector systems.



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MS Polymers in "Hybrid" Sealants
Author :: Ed Petrie
Source :: EMP Solutions
 
May 2010

“Hybrid” sealants are of increasing interest because they can be formulated to provide the best properties of two or more families of polymeric materials while limiting their individual inherent weaknesses. There are two main types of hybrid sealants: silyl modified polyethers (known as MS polymers) and silyl modified polyurethanes (known as SPUR polymers). They have closely associated chemistry and many common features. The main application for these materials is as sealants in the building and construction industry; however, other possible applications exist. 


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How Well Do You Know Your Polyolefins?
Author :: Paul Dennis
Source :: Bostik NW/T&L
 
April 2010
 

Polyolefins represent the majority of plastics produced every year and show no slowing of their high growth curve. In fact, more and more of the materials that we use every day are made from polyolefins. This high demand results in a healthy new development pipeline and a variety of materials which find use across almost every sector of our economy. These newer materials allow a breadth and robustness in adhesive applications that had previously been unavailable with polyolefin technology.



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Adhesives and Sealants Strengthen SIP Industry
Author :: Al Cobb
Source :: SIPschool
 
March 2010
 

The Structural Insulated Panel, or SIP, industry is one of the few industries that rely on products that employ both adhesives and sealants. With the recent convergence of energy concerns, global warming, sustainability, and energy conservation, SIPs have entered the global construction industry as a viable contender that will pull market share away from conventional building systems.



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