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A dispersion adhesive is a water-based adhesive in which solid polymer particles are finely dispersed in water. As the water evaporates or is absorbed by a porous substrate, the particles coalesce into a continuous film. Being solvent-free, dispersions are low in odour and emissions.
Types
- PVAc (white glue): the workhorse of wood and furniture; water resistance classes D2, D3 and D4.
- VAE: better adhesion to plastic films; paper, packaging and foil lamination.
- PU dispersion (PUD): heat-activated, high heat and plasticiser resistance; 3D membrane pressing, automotive trim, textiles.
- EPI: dispersion plus isocyanate hardener for structural wood, windows and doors.
Pros and limits
Solvent-free, economical and easy to apply, but at least one porous substrate or drying is needed, they must be protected from frost, and they set more slowly than hot melts.
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