Technologien

The right technology for your polyurethane adhesive


Polyurethane adhesive is a universal binder used in a range of industrial sectors. Bayer MaterialScience offers a wide range of raw materials and manufacturing processes.

Versatility of polyurethane adhesive

Polyurethane adhesives bond to many substrates due to their physical bonding forces. They have therefore found use in a number of industrial applications, such as for example the furniture industry, the car industry, shoe manufacturing and even in the textile industry, for the manufacture of fabric and film composites.

Polyurethane adhesives vary greatly in their composition and application. What they all have in common, however, is that urethane groups are either already present or are created during use.

Polyurethane adhesive: A wide range of technologies

The product range of Bayer MaterialScience covers a multitude of technologies for the manufacture of polyurethane adhesives. Depending on the application and production process requirements, there is a wide range of suitable raw materials for solvent-based, water-based, 100% solid and hot melt systems available.

In addition, reactive adhesives, thermo-activatable adhesives, PU sealants and adhesives for wet-bond processes can also be produced using raw materials from Bayer MaterialScience.

Technologies
Product ranges
Polyurethanes
Polychloroprenes
Nano - silica dispersions
Chlorinated rubber
One-comp. systems
Two-comp. systems
One-comp. systems
Two-comp. systems
Solvent-based systemsDesmocoll®Desmocoll® + Desmodur® RBaypren®Baypren® + Desmodur® RPergut®
Waterborne systemsDispercoll® U


Latent-reactive
systems
Dispercoll® U + Desmodur® D
Dispercoll® CDispercoll® C + Bayhydur® 401-70Dispercoll® S
Solventfree systemsPrepolymers (=Desmodur® E)

Silane terminated prepolymers (=Desmoseal® S)
Aromatic & aliphatic polyisocyanates & polyols
HotmeltsDesmomelt®
Baycoll®

Raw materials for thermo-activatable adhesives

Raw materials for reactive adhesives

Raw materials for Wet Bonding

Raw materials for sealants


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