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- Manufacturer: Dow
- Product Line: Dow Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives
- Product: RHOPLEX™ Adhesives
- Industries: Adhesives
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
RHOPLEX™ N-619
RHOPLEX™ N-619 is an acrylic emulsion used as a pressure-sensitive adhesive and compounding base. It has high tack and peel strength.
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Specifications
Appearance: Milky white
Solids, %: 57.0
pH: 7.8
Brookfield RVF viscosity using spindle #2, 60 RPM, at 25°C, cPs: 100
Density at 25°C, lb/gal (g/mL): 8.9 (1.0)
Particle charge: Anionic
Freeze–thaw stability: Protect from freezing
Primary Chemistry:
Waterborne acrylic
- Manufacturer: Dow
- Product Line: Dow Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives
- Product: RHOPLEX™ Adhesives
- Industries: Adhesives
- Authorized Countries: Canada | Mexico | United States
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Overview
RHOPLEX™ N-619 is an acrylic emulsion that may be used as a ready-to-use pressure-sensitive adhesive or as an adhesive formulating base. It features high tack and peel strength and inherently provides excellent adhesion to polyolefin films and metal substrates. When used as is, RHOPLEX™ N-619 has applicability as a laminating adhesive or as an adhesive to manufacture protective masking tapes. In general, it can be used to create adhesion where permanent or semipermanent bonds are required. RHOPLEX™ N-619 also finds use in carpet adhesive formulations.
Specifications
Appearance: Milky white
Solids, %: 57.0
pH: 7.8
Brookfield RVF viscosity using spindle #2, 60 RPM, at 25°C, cPs: 100
Density at 25°C, lb/gal (g/mL): 8.9 (1.0)
Particle charge: Anionic
Freeze–thaw stability: Protect from freezing
Primary Chemistry:
Waterborne acrylic
Features & Benefits
- Water based
- High tack and shear strength
- Coats well to polyolefin backings
- Adheres well to metal substrates
- High clarity
- Broad service temperature
- Excellent resistance to UV and weathering
- Supplied ready to use
- May be used as an adhesive compounding base
Problems Solved
Adhesive failure on low–surface energy substrates
Susceptibility to temperature extremes
Use of solvent-based chemistry that poses a risk to health and the environment
Applications
Protective masking tapes
Pressure-sensitive adhesive compounds
Carpet adhesives
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