Product overview
Cross-linkable binders for consolidation of nonwoven and electrospun mats. Acrylic- and starch-based chemistries supplied as aqueous emulsions or pellets. Designed to cure in the post-spinning oven to enable fibre-to-fibre bonding and web integrity. Additive in. Nanofiber out.
Key characteristics
- Chemistry: acrylic and starch-based cross-linkers
- Supply forms: aqueous emulsion or pellet
- Function: web consolidation and fibre-to-fibre bonding for downstream handling
- Curing: thermally activated in the post-spinning oven
Dosage and processing
- Pre-disperse the binder into the polymer matrix or masterbatch prior to spinning.
- Observe a defined dosing and processing window; production-lot specifications take precedence.
- Indicative ranges are based on public polymer-additive literature; request the current datasheet for supplied values.
- Standard workflow: compounder masterbatching, then run downstream on the spinning rig matched to your target product.
Process integration
Aqueous emulsion or pellet is introduced at the designated feed point in the polymer-processing line. This diagram shows where the additive enters the Areka Group polymer-processing line and describes process integration, not a chemical-performance claim.
Handling and supply
- Available in drums or IBCs for emulsions; pellet formats for compounding.
- Store and handle according to the current technical data sheet and safety data sheet.
- Contact your technical representative to verify compatibility with target polymers and end-use requirements.