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Ceiling and wall tiles

Polymers, binders and additives for ceiling and wall panel applications

We provide a range of water-based raw materials for ceiling tile and wall panel applications, including formaldehyde-free solutions to bind myriad substrates, including natural, glass, and synthetic fibers. Our chemistries provide modulus strength and stiffness, thermal stability, and processing flexibility.

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Products

ACRODUR 950 LSolution polymer for thermoset applications that provides excellent thermal resistance and hydrophobicity. Excellent stiffness and high flex modulus. Recommended for glass and polyester nonwovens, wood and natural fiber materials. For use in insulation, abrasives, ceiling tiles, wall coverings, and specialty glass applications. Formaldehyde free crosslinking.
ACRODUR DS 3530
Dispersion polymer for thermoset applications that provides excellent flexibility and heat resistance, and good hydrophobicity. Recommended for glass, wood and natural fiber materials. For use in coated abrasives and abrasive nonwovens, insulation, ceiling tiles, wall coverings, and specialty glass applications. Formaldehyde free crosslinking.
ACRODUR DS 3558Formaldehyde-free styrene-acrylic dispersion that provides a tough elastic thermoset with good flexibility, excellent thermal resistance, and excellent hydrophobicity.
ACRONAL NX 4612An acrylic binder with leading hydrophobicity use in waterproofing applications. High filler acceptance and excellent water resistance. Non-APEO. Aqueous dispersion used as a hydrophobic binder for glass veil coatings in applications that require significant water resistance. Can tolerate high loadings of mineral-based fillers.
ACRONAL NX 4787A styrene-acrylic binder that exhibits excellent water resistance and aging stability. Provides high strength, adhesion and water resistance. Low viscosity. Non-APEO. Low odor. Exhibits superior water resistance, strength and can tolerate high loadings of mineral based fillers. Reduced volatile organic compounds (VOC).

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