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How VAE Emulsion is Made: Production Process and Applications
VAE emulsion, short for vinyl acetate-ethylene copolymer emulsion, is a highly versatile material widely used across industries—from construction and packaging to textiles and paints. In this article, we’ll explore the production process behind VAE emulsions, step-by-step, from selecting ra...Read more -
VAE Emulsion vs White PVA Glue: 5 Differences & Best Uses
VAE emulsion and white PVA glue are both popular adhesives widely used in industrial projects alike. Although they may seem quite similar at first glance, understanding their distinct differences can help you select the optimal adhesive for your specific project. We’ll explore five signific...Read more -
Global VAE Emulsion Market Trends & Future Growth Forecast
VAE emulsions, or vinyl acetate-ethylene copolymer emulsions, have become essential components across diverse industries. From construction adhesives and paints to textiles and paper coatings, VAE emulsions offer a unique blend of versatility, performance, and sustainability. Key Properties and A...Read more -
Is White Glue Toxic Understanding Risks and Safety Precautions
White glue, or “Polyvinyl Acetate (PVA) glue“, is an adhesive made from a polymer emulsion. It is popular among hobbyists, parents, DIY enthusiasts, and woodworking professionals due to its reliable **bonding strength** and ease of application. In my experience, children especially fa...Read more -
10 Creative and Practical Uses for White Glue (PVA Glue)
White glue, known officially as “PVA (Polyvinyl Acetate) glue”, is a staple in many households and classrooms due to its versatility and ease of use. It is a water-soluble adhesive that’s non-toxic, making it safe and convenient for various applications. In this blog post, we’ll explo...Read more -
This new polymerization method opens the door to more effective antifouling coatings
The accumulation of microorganisms on the surface is a challenge for both the shipping and biomedical industries.Some popular anti-pollution polymer coatings undergo oxidative degradation in seawater, making them ineffective over time.Amphoteric ion (molecules with negative and positive charges a...Read more -
A polymer coating that cools buildings
Engineers have developed a high-performance external PDRC (passive daytime radiation cooling) polymer coating with air gaps ranging from nanometres to miniscels that can be used as a spontaneous air cooler for rooftops, buildings, water tanks, vehicles and even spacecraft — anything that ca...Read more -
A coating for solar power generation that can replace silicon
At present, some kind of “magic” coating can be used to replace “silicon” in solar power generation.If it hits the market, it could significantly reduce the cost of solar power and bring the technology into everyday use. Using solar panels to absorb the sun’s rays, a...Read more
