What polyvinyl acetal resin (PVB) is?
Main features of polyvinyl acetal resins (PVB)
Polyvinyl acetal resins, including polyvinyl butyral, are multifunctional polymers that can be changed their chemical and physical properties by controlling the molar ratio of chemical units and the degree of polymerization. These have been used in various field for a long time.
Toughness・・・ Strength × Flexibleness
Adhesiveness・・・ Adhesion × Peel resistance
Dispersibility・・・ No aggregation × No separation
How to use PVB and applications
PVB has good solubility in a various solvents. By mixing pigments, carbon materials, ceramic powders, etc. into the PVB solution, PVB can take advantages of its characteristics to improve each application.
※Slurry・・・ A liquid mixture in which powders such as ceramic powder are dispersed without dissolving in a solvent.
※Green sheet・・・ The sheet made from slurry, which is spread thinly on a plastic film called a carrier film and dried in sheet form.
※LiB・・・ Lithium Ion Battery
※MLCC・・・ Multi-Layer Ceramic Capacitor
Other applications
Polyvinyl acetal resin is used in a wide range of applications besides the above such as resin modifiers, binders for silver-halide film, and adhesives etc..
Resin modifiers
Silver-halide film (X-ray photos)
AdhesivesMore information
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