METHOD FOR PRODUCING REMOVABLE PRESSURE SENSITIVE ADHESIVE (PSA) AND PRESSURE-SENSITIVE ADHESIVE THUS PRODUCED
Waterborne Pressure Sensitive Adhesive, removable PSA, biobased PSA, assemble, hold, recycle, consumer products, health, chemical engineering, transport and logistics.
TYPE OF DEVELOPMENT
Medical device.
DESCRIPTION
The present invention relates to a method for producing a polymeric composition, preferably a dispersion (i.e. emulsion or latex), particularly to be used as or in an adhesive, especially a pressure-sensitive adhesive (= PSA), particularly a pressure-sensitive adhesive removable under neutral or basic (alkaline) conditions (i.e. in contact with water [i.e. water in liquid state] under neutral or basic/alkaline conditions), as well as to the polymeric composition thus produced and to its various uses, usages and applications.
INDICATION
Glass recycling industry; Plastic recycling industry; Label and packaging materials
TYPE OF DEVELOPMENT
Adhesives used to attach or adhere labels etc. to surfaces should be removable, especially using an economic and environmental-friendly method. In the art of state, there do not exist high performance polymeric compositions which are appropriate for use as or in pressure-sensitive adhesives and which are degradable or removable under pre-defined, especially moderate or mild conditions, especially under neutral or basic (alkaline) conditions (i.e. in contact with water under neutral or basic/alkaline conditions), and which provide, at the same time, good or even improved performance properties, particularly adhesivity and adhesiveness as well as cohesiveness.
INFORMATION
- Reference: PSA
- Research group: Polymerization Engineering & Simulation
- Main researcher: Jose Ramón Leiza
- Contact: Knowledge/Technology Transfer Office, iproperty.otri@ehu.eus
IPR STATUS
- Patent filing: EP20760463; US18/009,842
- Priority date: 10/06/2020
- Applicant: University of the Basque Country (EHU) 75% Polymat 25%
STAGE DEVELOPMENT
- TRL-4
COOPERATION GOAL
- Company interested in the license agreement.