Polymer Emulsion is Gaining Significant Traction with a wide range of applications including chemicals, aerospace, and pharmaceuticals

 

Polymer Emulsion

The polymer is a man-made material that has many special properties. It can be formed through a range of chemical reactions and polymer molecules can be highly varied in terms of size, shape, and density. This makes PEM an ideal material for many applications where a unique property or combination of properties is required. Polymer Emulsion can be used for manufacturing abrasive cleaners, lubricants, sealants, paints, protective coatings, and adhesives. Synthetic emulsions are now an important part of the manufacturing industry. Many industries have seen a recent increase in orders including pharmaceuticals, automotive, dental, aerospace, food service, chemical, apparel, military, and others.

The demand for these specialty emulsions is increasing at a rapid pace. Polymer emulsions have become an important tool in many industries because of their unique qualities. The following article will discuss Polymer Emulsion application and what industries are currently using these additives. There are two main types of Polymer Emulsion, thermo-plastic and thermo-dry. Thermo-plastic means that the emulsions are primarily found in pliable plastic materials such as PVC. In some industries, this is referred to as 'green' packaging. Thermo-dry emulsions are found in thermal insulating materials, non-plastic thermal insulating materials, metal components, wood products, fabric, and PVD coating applications.

With growing end-use industries are looking for cost-effective solutions to many complicated coatings, Polymer Emulsion offers a cost-effective solution. Polymer Emulsion can be applied to a broad range of projects with a high degree of flexibility. Some applications include full coating, lamination, shrink-wrapping, thermoplastic support, thermoset polyimide, thermoforming, shrink-wrap, elastomeric coating, hardener coating, and thermosetting, etc. Growing demand for emulsion polymerization in adhesives, paints, coatings, gloves, floor polish, and cosmetics in the U.S. is expected to boost the polymer emulsion market worldwide. 


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