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CAPA® polyols are used in the manufacture of polyurethane adhesives in all forms, including TPU's, solvent based, aqueous dispersions, hot melts and reactive hot melts. CAPA® thermoplastics are hot melt adhesives and are also used in combination with PU systems in reactive hot melts. Typical end uses are:
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- Laminated Packaging
- Textile Bonding
- Structural
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The benefits provided by CAPA® products are
- Low viscosity systems aids wet out and improves processing
- Excellent adhesion to different substrate including leather.
- CAPA polyols are aliphatic and hence are light stable.
- CAPA polyols are non toxic and biodegradable.
- CAPA polyester polyols provide excellent oil and UV stability.
- Very good hydrolysis resistance in comparison with to other polyesters.
- Low density in comparison with to other polyester based polyurethanes ca. 4%.
- Excellent low temperature properties, due to low Tg, (-60°C) and wide working temperature range
- Highly crystalline CAPA thermoplastic polymers
- Outstanding tear strengths
- Consistent open time
Adhesive Formulations from CAPA ® 2402 (99 KB)
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DMPA Initiated CAPA HC Grades (26 KB)
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Properties & Processing of CAPA Thermoplastics (46 KB)
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PU Adhesives Based on CAPA 2302 (24 KB)
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The CAPA 6000 Series (27 KB)
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| CAPA 2302 |
3000MWt, BDO initiated diol with faster reactivity
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| CAPA 2302A |
3000MWt, BDO initiated diol with faster reactivity : upgraded hydrolysis resistance
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| CAPA 2304 |
3000MWt, DEG initiated diol with faster reactivity
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| CAPA 6400 |
~37000MWt caprolactone homopolymer with a MFI of 40 (2.16Kg @ 160C)
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| CAPA 6500 |
~50000MWt Caprolactone homopolymer with a MFI of 7 (2.16Kg @ 160C)
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| CAPA 6506 |
~50000MWt Caprolactone homopolymer powder with a particle size of <600 microns
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| CAPA 6800 |
~80000MWt Caprolactone homopolymer with a MFI of 3 (2.16Kg @ 160C)
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