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Low Viscosity Functionalized Polymers--A New Approach for Adhesion to Non-Polar Substrates
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The difficulty of gaining adhesion to non-polar substrates such as TPO is well known in the automotive industry. A new class of materials is being developed by Shell Chemical Company which offer a novel approach for gaining direct adhesion to a variety of non-polar substrates. This approach which involves formulating a non-polar coating that adheres well to untreated non-polar substrates such as TPO will be discussed. This discovery may open up opportunities in other applications such as adhesives, inks, and foams; as well as the versatility to adhere to other polymeric surfaces.
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McNeal, K., "Low Viscosity Functionalized Polymers--A New Approach for Adhesion to Non-Polar Substrates," SAE Technical Paper 980705, 1998, https://doi.org/10.4271/980705.Also In
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