Macromolecular Adhesive Additives TRIZ Cases

See how acid-catalyzed acetoxy modification and superacid equilibration enable branched SiOC-li

See how acetoxy-modified siloxane equilibration with superacids replaces corrosive chlorosilane

See how cyclic siloxanes replace corrosive chlorosilanes in SiOC-bonded polyether siloxane prod

An in-situ polymer network traps residual metal ions in polyolefin encapsulation, raising dry insulation resistance for solar cell assemblies at low cost.

Bio-based monomer ratios and low Tg tuning help aqueous pressure-sensitive adhesives keep strong adhesion and cohesion with lower carbon footprint.

A β-farnesene block copolymer and tackifier balance high biobased content with moderate adhesion and strong heat resistance.

A stretchable substrate and controlled adhesive strength enable clean re-peeling without residue while keeping strong bonding in confined assemblies.

A polyester plasticizer with controlled polymerization and endcapping raises surface tension and hydrophilicity to prevent separation in water-based processing.

Recycled EPS or EPE is blended with aromatic hydrocarbon oil to form hot-melt adhesive that cuts landfill waste while preserving adhesive performance.

Branched amorphous polyamides prevent crystallization-driven adhesion loss below 50°C while maintaining self-cohesion and solvent-free processing.

Uniform adhesive thickness on a multifilament thread closes bonding gaps, improving waterproof sealing while preserving flexibility.