Celanese Launches VAE Emulsions for Nonwovens
Fri, June 20 2014
Vinamul® Elite whitepaper showcases advanced emulsion polymer technologies
The newly released products offer lower odor through a reduction in total volatile organic compounds (VOCs), higher solids content, and a potential for carbon dioxide reduction versus older generation products. Both Vinamul Elite products still feature high dry and wet tensile strength, good absorbency and are APE-surfactant free.
“In collaboration with our customers to find fresh, innovative solutions
that meet their product development needs, Celanese identified a
solution for higher solids in the emulsion and responded with the
Vinamul Elite series,” said
A whitepaper on the new products called “Vinamul® Elite 15 and Elite
25: Next Generation Vinyl Acetate Ethylene Copolymer Dispersions for
These new Vinamul Elite products will be available throughout
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