The September issue of ASI features our annual distributor roundtable discussion and articles outlining sustainable solutions for adhesive manufacturers and end-users.
This article explores the use of pMDI-based binder additive technology in wood composites, presented at the 2023 Polyurethanes Technical Conference and published with permission of CPI, Center for the Polyurethanes Industry.
Momentive Performance Material’s recent developments in pMDI-based binder additive technology are focused on improving processing and performance of wood composite products produced through the use of MDI-based binders.
While challenges remain, the benefits of sustainable practices make a compelling case for the transition toward more eco-friendly adhesive manufacturing.
As the demand for environmentally friendly products rises, manufacturers are evaluating their current sustainability practices and finding ways to minimize their environmental impact.
The only North American sustainability event for the adhesive and sealant industry, ASC’s annual Sustainability Summit is set to take place in Cincinnati, Ohio, from September 23–25, 2024.
For concrete and clay tile roof applications, polyurethane foam has emerged as a fast, reliable, and high-performance alternative to mechanical fastening.
When properly installed by trained professionals, roofs utilizing adhesives can achieve some of the highest possible wind uplift ratings, making them highly advantageous for extreme weather locales in the United States.
Professionals in the distribution of raw materials and chemicals offer their latest takes on the state of the industry and how working with a distributor can benefit your company.
Representatives from Palmer Holland and the Alliance for Chemical Distribution (ACD) answer questions about the latest challenges in the chemical distribution industry.
Among the polymers used in packaging HMA formulations, low-viscosity polyolefin materials have demonstrated superior adhesion, improved low application temperature, ease of processability, and thermal stability versus EVA-based formulations.
Artificial intelligence speeds the discovery of more sustainable, higher-performing polymers with the help of a new tool from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
In response to the continued focus on sustainability within the industry, the ASI team is introducing a new enewsletter to our audience: Sustainability Now.