Eastman Launches Adhesion Promoters to Mitigate Materials of Concern
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Coatings regulations are rapidly changing around the globe. With materials like cumene being recategorized as carcinogens, formulators have two choices — continue to use these materials with their new hazardous labeling or switch to solutions that limit or remove these materials. Aligning with regulations, manufacturing process disruptions, and reformulations all cost valuable time and resources.
Dedicated to ensuring formulations deliver the performance customers expect while maintaining compliance, Eastman introduced Advantis™ adhesion promoters. These next-generation solutions limit or remove materials of concern, allowing formulators and end users to deliver dependable results while improving product sustainability and meeting regulatory requirements. Our Advantis portfolio offers customers a robust range of solutions that can be tailored to your unique needs, backed by our technical experts to find the right Advantis product for you to minimize costly reformulation efforts.
Like theirstandard adhesion promoters, Advantis products consist of modified, chlorinated and unchlorinated polypropylene and polyethylene polymers that adhere better to untreated plastics and other difficult-to-bond-to surfaces. Advantis adhesion promoters are commercially available as solutions, water-based dispersions and solid resins to ensure you get the right solution for your formulation needs.
Performance you expect. Durability you demand. Compliance without compromise. That’s the Advantis advantage.
Learn more about our new line of Advantis adhesion promoters by connecting with an Eastman representative.
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