Articles Tagged with ''adhesives in construction''

RPM International Inc. recently announced that it has acquired the foam division of Clayton Corp.

When the Hawkesbury District & General Hospital (HGH) decided to build two large additions to its community hospital in Hawkesbury, Ontario, Canada, construction officials knew there was a big problem to solve.

America’s infrastructure GPA stands at a D+, with an estimated $3.6 trillion of work needed by 2020 to repair the country’s out-of-date structures, bridges, roads, etc.1 Part of these issues lie within public parks and recreation, which are being used by a reported 140 million Americans on a daily basis.

The rising demand from key application segments such as coatings and adhesives is expected to propel the market demand.

This was an increase of four points from the previous quarter and also a return to levels seen consistently throughout 2015.

The adhesive is formulated with a proprietary hybrid-polymer blend.

The market will be driven by the rising demand of roofing adhesives in residential and non-residential/commercial constructions.

Shinko presented ICP Adhesives & Sealants’ work representing advances in the development of low global warming potential products.

The graphic arts market is dominated by two paper-based release liner options: clay-coated kraft papers (CCK) and polyethylene-coated papers (PCK). The AWA global market study “Pressure-Sensitive Graphic Films 2016” shows that CCK papers hold a share of 44%, and PCK papers have a share of 40%; both are mostly used worldwide as release liners.