Adhesives
DEGALAN® binders and resins are trusted solutions for the adhesives industry.
Our portfolio supports heat sealing applications, reactive hotmelts, and cyanoacrylate (super glue) adhesives.
DEGALAN Reactive Hotmelt
Acrylic Binders for 1K PUR
The DEGALAN® AD series consists of MMA and n-BUMA based binders for one-component reactive hotmelts (moisture-curable). These polymers are designed to enhance reactive hotmelt performance in woodworking applications, including multi-layer composites, honeycomb structures for furniture and doors, as well as bookbinding.
The product range offers a broad variation in viscosity, molecular weight, glass transition temperature, and acid number, enabling tailored solutions for specific needs.
Key Advantages of DEGALAN® AD Series*
Improved hot tack
Extended open time
Reduced viscosity
Higher initial mechanical resistance
Acid or hydroxyl functionality
* Compared to non-acrylic-modified RHM systems
DEGALAN Heat Sealing
Binders for Heat Sealing Applications
DEGALAN® binders are engineered for the formulation of high-quality lacquers, delivering secure and reliable heat sealing for pharmaceutical blister packs and food packaging.
Key Benefits of DEGALAN® for Heat Sealing:
Strong adhesion* to aluminum and effective sealing against PVC, PVdC, and PS
Reliable, secure sealing performance
Cost savings in PVC-based pharmaceutical blister packaging
Easy to formulate and apply
Unique sealability versus PVdC
Listed in US Drug Master File (DMF #9576) for pharmaceutical use
* in combination with PVC copolymer
DEGALAN Super Glue
Acrylic Resins for Cyanoacrylate Adhesives
Cyanoacrylate adhesives must meet a wide range of performance requirements across industries. The DEGALAN® portfolio includes acrylic resins designed for rheology modification (as thickeners) and for use as flow control agents.
Key Benefits of DEGALAN® for Super Glue
Full compatibility with cyanoacrylate formulations
Multiple viscosity levels to optimize gap-filling properties
Good solubility up to 20%
Stable performance at low temperatures