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    Avient Introduces Next-Generation Low-Tack Build-Up TPE for Protective Film Adhesion Layers

    • Last Update: 2023-01-11
    • Source: Internet
    • Author: User
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    On September 22, 2021, Avient released a new optimized version of Versaflex™ CF6668 low-viscosity build-up TPE for protective film adhesion layers
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    It prevents adhesive residue from films in high-end appliances, home furniture, building and construction, and automotive applications

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    It also maintains stable adhesion properties in high temperature storage environments due to increased heat resistance

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    Protective films keep products clean and scratch-free during manufacturing, shipping, storage, and installation
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    Protected surfaces include steel, wood, painted metal and other substrates with high aesthetic demands

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    An ongoing challenge, especially for high-end applications, is ensuring low adhesive build-up to avoid any residue when the protective film is removed

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    Protective films coextruded with Versaflex CF6668 TPE meet this market need
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    It has high initial adhesion on rigid plastics such as steel, PMMA (polymeric methyl methacrylate), and other surfaces, but has less build-up of adhesive residue and less unwinding force over time, Better stability

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    This helps manufacturers reduce the risk of film carryover and create a better customer experience in the premium segment

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    “Co-extruded protective films can also help manufacturers meet their sustainability goals,” said Matt Mitchell, global marketing director, Specialty Engineered Materials, Avient Corporation.
    “Compared to current solvent-based coating technologies, co-extruded films significantly reduce the Volatile organic compound (VOC) emissions and help reduce energy consumption and emissions by eliminating secondary coating and drying operations

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    It can also be recycled as a thermoplastic

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    The processability of this new solution is the same as the existing Versaflex PF formulation, so current users do not need to modify their equipment or process
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    The Versaflex CF6668 formulation is currently produced in Asia and available globally
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