New Wetting/Defoaming Additives for Pressure Sensitive Adhesives, 1990 Polymers, Laminations & Coatings Conference Proceedings

Note: This file can not be downloaded due to file size. To use your free download for this file please call TAPPI’s Member Connection Department.

During the coating of many water based pressure sensitive adhesives, it is difficult to obtain the combination of good substrate wetting with low foaming. In addition, additives that are used to alleviate these problems can also cause deficiencies in adhesive properties or increase water sensitivity. To this end new wetting/defoaming additives based on acetylenic diols have been developed. The use of these products is demonstrate versus conventional dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate/defoamer combinations, in both acrylic and styrene-butadiene based adhesives.

Author: Dougherty, W.R.
New Wetting/Defoaming Additives for Pressure Sensitive Adhes
New Wetting/Defoaming Additives for Pressure Sensitive Adhesives, 1990 Polymers, Laminations & Coatings Conference Proceedings
35.00

New Releases

TAPPI PRESS Catalog eBook 2024


Experience the Power of Publications in the 2024 TAPPI Press Catalog


Open
 

Kraft Recovery Boilers, Third Edition  


Sponsored by the Recovery Boiler Program R&D Subcommittee of the American Forest & Paper Association (AF&PA) and published by TAPPI Press.


Purchase
 

Handbook For Pulp and Paper Technologists (The SMOOK Book), Fourth Edition

The best-selling text to introduce the entire technology of pulp and paper manufacture.

Purchase
 

Guidelines for Safe Assessment and Operation of Yankee Dryers  


A project of the Yankee Dryer Safety & Reliability Committee.

Purchase
 

Check our newest additions.


TAPPI Press offers some of the most in-depth resources and references for the forest products and related industries. 

See More
   
 

Available for Purchase – Conference Proceedings


TAPPI maintains a record of key conference papers, presentations, and other conference publications, available for purchase in a variety of formats.

See More