Products in Industrial: Binder

Superfilm 235 (05535) is an oxidized starch derived from dent corn and is intended for use as a dry-end additive with a focus on surface application in the papermaking process. Its primary function is to act as a binder, particularly in applications related to the paper and pulp industry. Notable features of this product include its ability to improve surface cure and its high viscosity.

Charge+ 120A (05834) is a cationic starch derived from dent corn, specifically designed as a wet-end additive for the papermaking process. This white starch, obtained from maize, Charge+ 120A (05834) serves as an effective enhancement for paper and packaging grades.

Charge+ 99 (05912) is a cationic starch derived from dent corn, specially tailored for incorporation as a wet-end additive in the papermaking process. It is sourced from corn (maize), with the note that this Cargill ingredient may be derived from genetically modified corn. Under the Charge +® 99 brand, this starch is designed for use as a wet-end additive to enhance paper and packaging grades in the paper production process.

Cargill Enzo 3 (03753) is an unmodified corn starch produced from dent corn. It is specifically designed for use in the corrugating industry, where it serves as a surface size applied at the size press and calendar stack. Additionally, it can be used as a binder in coating applications. This starch is fully compatible with all commonly used additives in size press and coating applications, ensuring its versatility in various industrial processes.

Superfilm 227D (05627) is an oxidized starch derived from dent corn and is designed for use as a dry-end additive with a focus on surface application in the papermaking process. This product is tailored for specific applications within the paper and pulp industry.

Charge+ 99A (05832) is a cationic starch produced from dent corn, specifically engineered for utilization as a wet-end additive in papermaking. Sourced from corn (maize), it possesses a white color and is completely odorless. This product, known as Charge +® 99A starch, belongs to the dent cationic corn starch family and is tailored for enhancing paper and packaging grades during the paper production process. Charge+ 99A (05832) starch can be incorporated into the thick or thin stock of the paper machine at various solids levels.

Cargill PellBind (07343) is a modified starch available as a free-flowing white powder. It functions as a binder for wood fuel pellets, increasing pellet durability and reducing fines. PellBind also provides die lubrication to promote greater wood throughput. It's used in wood fuel pellet binding and for liquid absorption, including animal bedding.

Cargill Gum 05039 is a product featuring acid-modified common corn starch. Cargill Gum 05039 is lightly acid-modified and provides high viscosity at low solids. This starch serves as a binder and is commonly used in adhesive, corrugating, and textile applications.

Caliber 180 (06080) is a solid, odorless powder with a primary function as a binder. This versatile ingredient offers exceptional viscosity stability, making it suitable for a variety of applications. It finds use in the paper and pulp industry, adhesives and tapes, and textile manufacturing.

Charge+ 110A (05833) is a cationic starch product derived from dent corn, and it is specifically formulated to serve as a wet-end additive in the papermaking process. This starch functions as a wet-strength additive and binder, making it particularly suitable for applications in paper packaging as well as the paper and pulp industry. Some of its key features include high strength and cost-effectiveness, which make it a valuable component for enhancing the quality and properties of paper products.

Cargill Waxy Pearl (04251) is an unmodified starch derived from waxy maize corn. It serves as a coupling agent, adhesion promoter, and binder. Waxy Pearl is readily dispersed in water and can be slurred into solids. It has the flexibility to be thermally-chemically converted or enzyme-converted, with the possibility of the in-house addition of a buffer for specific applications.

Charge+ 110D (05813) is a cationic starch derived from dent corn, and it is primarily intended for use as a wet-end additive in the papermaking process. This starch serves as a binder, making it well-suited for applications in the paper and pulp industry. It offers key features, including high strength and cost-effectiveness, which are valuable attributes for enhancing the quality and performance of paper and pulp products.

Satiaxane™ Silver Medal Pearl (03451) is an unmodified corn starch crafted from dent corn. It is specially tailored for applications in the corrugating industry, where it can be used as a surface size applied at the size press and calendar stack or as a binder in coating applications. This starch is fully compatible with all commonly used additives in size press and coating applications, ensuring seamless integration into various industrial processes.

Charge+ 120 (05914) is a cationic starch derived from dent corn and is designed for use as a wet-end additive in the papermaking process. It primarily functions as a binder and is employed in the paper and pulp industry. This starch offers notable features such as high strength and cost-effectiveness, making it a valuable component for enhancing the quality and performance of paper and pulp products.

Charge+ 320 (06914) is a cationic starch made from waxy maize corn and is specifically formulated for utilization as a wet-end additive in the papermaking process. It primarily functions as a binder, enhancing the structural integrity and strength of paper and pulp products. This product is recognized for its ability to impart high strength to paper materials and is considered a cost-effective solution for paper production.

Cargill Plus 06032 is a product made from acid-modified waxy corn starch. This starch is moderately acid-modified and is recommended when functionality at medium solids is desired. It serves as a binder and is commonly used in applications related to the paper and pulp industry as well as textiles.

Caliber 150 (05050) is an acid-modified starch derived from dent corn. It has found applications in dry-end applications within the paper industry and serves as a binder in building materials. Notably, it offers features such as good printability and the ability to improve surface cure, making it a valuable component in various industrial applications.

Cargill Gum 03460 is a common, unmodified starch polymer refined from corn in its natural form. It's used extensively for applications in the paper, textile, and corrugating industries.

Charge+ 309 (06912) is a cationic starch derived from waxy maize corn, intended for use as a wet-end additive in the papermaking process. Its primary function is as a binder, contributing to the overall structure and strength of paper products. This product is known for its high-strength properties, which enhance the quality of paper and pulp materials. Additionally, it offers a cost-effective solution for paper production.

VISIOMER® N-MMAA is a versatile bifunctional monomer that possesses both vinyl and hydroxymethyl groups. This monomer finds applications in various industries, including papermaking, textiles, and non-wovens, where it is utilized in adhesives, binders, and coatings resins. Additionally, VISIOMER® N-MMAA is used in the production of surface coatings, varnishes, films, and sizing, providing a wide range of possibilities for enhancing materials and creating resilient resins.

ADM Native Starch 200 I is extracted from selected French wheat. It is used in the paper industry at three main stages of papermaking. Firstly, it is used in the mass that bonds cellulose-starch-cellulose in order to increase the mechanical strength of the paper. Secondly, it is used at the size press to strengthen the cohesion of the fiber surface and avoid bobbing. Finally, it is used in coating products to hide the irregularities of the surface and replace the natural macroporosity, giving an appropriate artificial microporosity for writing or printing.

Clinton 430 Oxidized Corn Starch #028430 is specifically processed to produce a superior converting starch that is well suited to the thermal converting techniques used in paper mill operations. When jet-cooked, the resulting paste displays a low viscosity and a clear appearance. It maintains desirable characteristics with a low setback rate, such as the white color and minimal residue. When dried, this starch forms clear, strong films that withstand the physical tests characteristic of the paper industry, such as the tensile, Mullen, and wax pick tests.

Clinton 104 Corn Starch #028104 is one of a series of unmodified starches manufactured by ADM. This product has a high viscosity with a good body at both high and low solids. It is exceptionally well suited for use in thermal or chemical conversion processes. This starch product displays properties typical of unmodified, thick, boiling starches as well. As a converted starch paste, it maintains strong adhesive properties that can be used very efficiently in the surface sizing of paper.

Clinton 439 Oxidized Corn Starch #028439 is specifically processed to produce a superior converting starch that is well suited to the thermal converting techniques used in paper mill operations. When jet-cooked, the resulting paste displays a low viscosity and a clear appearance. It maintains desirable characteristics with a low setback rate, such as the white color and minimal residue. When dried, this starch forms clear, strong films that withstand the physical tests characteristic of the paper industry, such as the tensile, Mullen, and wax pick tests.

Clinton 115 Corn Starch #028115 is one of a series of unmodified starches manufactured by ADM. This product is exceptionally well suited for use in thermal or chemical conversion processes. It has a high viscosity with a good body at both high and low solids. This starch product displays properties typical of unmodified, thick, boiling starches as well. As a converted starch paste, it maintains strong adhesive properties that can be used very efficiently in the surface sizing of paper.

WACKER® Finish CT 208 E is a nonionic macroemulsion of a reactive polysiloxane. This one-component finish has self-crosslinking properties, resulting in the formation of insoluble silicones that provide textile fabrics with flexible and shape-stabilizing characteristics. These effects remain unaffected even after domestic laundering and dry cleaning processes.

VINNAPAS® EPN 865 is a self-crosslinking aqueous polymer dispersion based on vinyl acetate and ethylene monomers. It is produced without the use of plasticizers. This dispersion exhibits excellent heat-sealability on cotton and polyester fabrics with minimal discoloration. It is particularly recommended as a binder for glass fiber scrims. Wet polymer residues can be easily removed from equipment and application devices using water. Once properly cured, the binder offers fair resistance to moisture.

WACKER® Finish CT 81 E is a silicone-based product that serves as a binder and resin in various applications within the CASE (Coatings, Adhesives, Sealants, and Elastomers) and Industrial Additives sectors. WACKER® Finish CT 81 E is commonly used in the industrial market, particularly in the manufacturing of leather and textiles. It is compatible with textile substrates and surfaces, and it is commonly employed in the production of toner ink.

VINNAPAS® B 60 FG is a solid, thermoplastic homopolymer. The clear and colorless resin is prepared by the polymerization of vinyl acetate. VINNAPAS® B 60 FG is tasteless. Applications include building and construction adhesives, composites and molding, do-it-yourself, industrial adhesives, industrial coatings, and resin modification.

Gelest POLY(DIETHOXYSILOXANE), 40-42% SiO2 (PSI-021) is a base for zinc-rich paints, a binder for "lost wax" investment casting of refractory metals, and a crosslinker for two-component condensation-cure (silanol) RTVs. It functions as a crosslinking agent, intermediate, and binder and is commonly used in chemical production.

Texicryl® 13-400 is a formaldehyde free, cationic emulsion binder, specially designed for textile applications. It has been specially designed for textile applications using processes like pigment dyeing, mordant and printing. The product benefits are high crock-fastness, washing performance, excellent color yield and soft handle.

Texicryl® 13-220 is a self crosslinking acrylic copolymer emulsion. Characterized by a very soft flexible film giving after curing, a good resistance to washing on printed textiles. Its adhesion is excellent on the majority of substrates and it’s flexibility remains good at low temperature.

Texicryl® 13-219 is a self-crosslinking styrene acrylic copolymer emulsion for use as a binder in the manufacture of spray-bonded synthetic fiber waddings. This product is also ideal as a stiffener for window blinds. It has been developed for use in surface bonding and through-bonding of synthetic fiber wadding.

Texicryl® 13-217 is an APEO free self-crosslinking acrylic copolymer emulsion characterised by a soft film giving, after crosslinking, a high resistance to washing and to primed or printed fabrics. It is ideal for the manufacturing of non woven fabrics and as flocking adhesive by spraying, in full bath or by foaming.

Texicryl® 13-218 is an APEO free self-crosslinking acrylic copolymer emulsion for use as a binder in the manufacture of spray-bonded synthetic fiber waddings. This product is also ideal as a stiffener for window blinds. It has been developed for use in surface bonding and through-bonding of synthetic fiber wadding.

Texicryl® 13-224 is a self crosslinking styrene acrylic copolymer emulsion with soft handle and good wet scrub resistance properties. It gives excellent binding properties for pigment printing of textiles. It maybe used on both rotary as well as flat frameworks.