Generally speaking, emulsion polymers have the following properties: (1) The appearance ranges from milky white (often with a blue hue) to a translucent, uniform fluid with a certain viscosity. (2) The viscosity has nothing to do with the molecular weight of the polymer, and is generally low. Emuls... read more
①The emulsion polymer uses water as the dispersion medium, has low VOC, is non-toxic, safe, and has no fire hazard. ②The molecular weight of emulsion polymer is relatively high, which can reach above 105, but the molecular weight has nothing to do with viscosity. After the film is formed, it has a ... read more
Most of the emulsions used in architectural coatings are non-crosslinked thermoplastic emulsions. Usually classified according to its monomer composition. The main varieties are: ①Vinyl acetate-ethylene copolymer emulsion (VAE emulsion); ②Vinyl acetate-vinyl tertiary carbonate copolymer emulsion (t... read more
Composition of styrene-acrylic emulsion: polymerized by styrene and acrylic acid. Performance characteristics: good adhesion, transparent paint film, good water resistance, aging resistance, water resistance, and alkali resistance. Pure acrylic emulsion composition: a variety of acrylic acid, meth... read more
Adhesive refers to a material that has good bonding properties and can form a film on the surface of two objects and firmly bond them together. It is generally prepared by the combined distribution of binding substances, curing agents, toughening agents, fillers, diluents and modifiers. Adhesive... read more