Adhesives

Hazardous vs Non-Hazardous

Hazardous vs Non-Hazardous

Hazardous vs Non-Hazardous Adhesives Are the adhesives you’re using hazardous or non-hazardous? Hazardous adhesives are adhesives that contain at least one component that is harmful to users or to the environment. Non-hazardous adhesives are adhesives that contain no harmful components. However, the line between hazardous vs non-hazardous adhesives can be fairly blurred at times. Every type …

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Pressure Sensitive Adhesives

Pressure Sensitive Adhesives

What Are PSA’s (Pressure Sensitive Adhesives), and How do They Work? PSA’s are pressure sensitive adhesives, and as the name suggests, they need pressure to form their bond. Unlike reactive adhesives which need a catalyst to cure, PSA’s provide immediate adhesion and remain permanently tacky once applied. What are the different types of PSA’s? Acrylic …

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Deciding Between Urethane and MS Polymer Sealants

Deciding Between Urethane and MS Polymer Sealants: The Pros and Cons

Deciding Between Urethane and MS Polymer Sealants: The Pros and Cons When it comes to sealants, two popular options are urethane and MS polymer. While both are used for bonding and sealing applications across various industries, there are some key differences between the two. Urethane-based sealants are known for their good tooling properties, but they …

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