PUBLISHER: Frost & Sullivan | PRODUCT CODE: 1568895
PUBLISHER: Frost & Sullivan | PRODUCT CODE: 1568895
Focus on New Product Development is Driving Transformational Growth Due to the Impact of Megatrends and Sustainability Strategies
This study analyses the use of pressure sensitive adhesives (PSAs) across various applications. PSAs are non-reactive. These adhesives do not require heat, water, or any solvent for activation and are designed to form a bond at room temperature when pressure is applied at the time of installation. However, at lower temperatures, these adhesives tend to lose their tack, and at higher temperatures, they show reduced shear holding ability. PSAs are usually coated on backing materials and used in various forms.
This study discusses the dynamics across the following end-application segments: packaging, automotive, building and construction (B&C), medical and hygiene (M&H) and others (e.g., electrical & electronics (E&E), white goods, road marking and signage, aerospace, paper and printing, and sports equipment). The study also analyses the various product forms in which PSAs are made available for customers, namely tapes, labels, films, graphics and laminates. The aim is to highlight the growth opportunities in each product segment across various end applications. Chemistry analysis and technology analysis are two other important aspects of the study. The chemistries discussed include acrylics, rubber, silicones, and others (e.g., polyesters, polyolefins, and polyurethanes). Water-borne, solvent-borne, hotmelt, and UV curable PSAs are the key technologies discussed.
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