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ADCHEM: Transfer Tape

February 27, 2013

7833 PET is a new elevated-temperature acrylic adhesive transfer tape on a PET film liner for thermoforming in aerospace, automotive, appliance, electronic and medical applications.

Ask Dr. Dave: February 2013

Dr. Dave answers a question about the recycling of adhesives and sustainability in the adhesives industry.

Dave Dunn Ph.D.

February 1, 2013

QUESTION: In the manufacturing world, the recycling of materials and the use of “green” materials are popular trends that are increasingly coming under legislative pressures. What about the recycling of adhesives and sustainability in the adhesives industry?

Advancing Adhesives: Advances in Tape

BeneHold tape strips replace adhesive tapes that are traditionally packaged in rolls.

February 1, 2013

Vancive Medical Technologies™ (formerly Avery Dennison Medical Solutions) recently introduced BeneHold medical tape strips, which can enable clinicians to reduce tape waste, help guard against the spread of infection and satisfy certain compliance regulations associated with dialysis care.

INTERTAPE POLYMER GROUP INC.: Adhesive Transfer Tapes

January 14, 2013

This company has expanded its current adhesive transfer tapes product line to include products with narrower widths, longer rolls, three adhesive thicknesses and a new ATG tape dispenser.

Adchem Certifies to Responsible Tape Manufacturing Program

January 11, 2013

Adchem Corp. recently announced its certification under the Responsible Tape Manufacturer (RTM) program of the Pressure Sensitive Tape Council (PSTC).

Vinylesters for PSAs

Francois Simal Nathalie Havaux Olga Kameneva Robert van Tuil

January 7, 2013

Vinylester monomers present a versatile tool to enhance the performance of waterborne acrylic PSAs.

The Quick Fix: A Brief, Early History of Tape

Tisha Hooks

January 4, 2013

There is no patent for duct tape. Yet objects do not simply appear out of nowhere.

ADCHEM: Acrylic Tapes

January 3, 2013

A new family of acrylic tape products is now available for low-surface-energy (LSE) materials used in the automotive, medical device, electronics and transportation markets.