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Adhesive Applications
Celvol polyvinyl alcohols are used as very important additives or modifiers in polyvinyl acetate emulsion-based adhesives or as the major component in solid fiber laminating and spiral tube winding adhesives.
Uses as Solid Fiberboard
- Shipping Cases
- Slip Sheets
- Returnable Beverage Cases
- Luggage
- Book Covers
- Furniture
- Building Partitions
- Mobile Home Panels
- Automotive Partitions and Decks
- Shipping Drum Heads and Bottoms
Uses of Spiral Wound Tubes
- Composite Cans
- Cones
- Paper and Textile
- Floor Covering
- Tape and Business Machines
- Film and Metal Foil
- Mailing and Package Tubes
- Construction Forms and Tubes
- Specialty Tubes
Polyvinyl Alcohol as a Modifier for Polyvinyl Acetate-Based Adhesives
Celvol polyvinyl alcohol resins have been used for more than 40 years as modifiers for polyvinyl acetate emulsion adhesives because of their many outstanding characteristics.
Polyvinyl alcohol adheres particularly well to cellulosic substrates such as paper and wood. Adding it to a polyvinyl acetate emulsion will increase the efficiency as well as the tensile strength of the resulting adhesive.
