2020
DOI: 10.15587/1729-4061.2020.201689
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Development and research of a label caseine adhesive for packaging the industrial and household products

Abstract: Розроблено та досліджено новий склад екологічно безпеч ного казеїнового клею на водній основі з підвищеною адгезією до субстрату (скло, поліетилентерефталат та ін.) i водо стійкість. Клей легко змивається при етикетуванні про дукції, яка фасується до тари багаторазового використан ня, але при цьому має високу адгезію до різних поверхонь. Визначено оптимальний склад розробленої клейової компози ції за допомогою досліджених властивостей. Вивчено вплив кількості модифікуючої добавки на динамічну в'язкість на різн… Show more

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“…Adhesives based on casein were traditionally used for laminating timber, since the wooden pieces could easily be reassembled and repaired by releasing the brittle joint. Casein has been also used ever since to attach labels to glass bottles due to its good adhesion on glass in cold or wet environments and the ease of removing it under hot water prior to recycling or refilling [121,142]. Further crosslinking can be achieved by metal salts containing bi-or trivalent metals, for example calcium or aluminium.…”
Section: Protein-based Adhesivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adhesives based on casein were traditionally used for laminating timber, since the wooden pieces could easily be reassembled and repaired by releasing the brittle joint. Casein has been also used ever since to attach labels to glass bottles due to its good adhesion on glass in cold or wet environments and the ease of removing it under hot water prior to recycling or refilling [121,142]. Further crosslinking can be achieved by metal salts containing bi-or trivalent metals, for example calcium or aluminium.…”
Section: Protein-based Adhesivesmentioning
confidence: 99%