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Cellulose Fibers

In nature, cellulose fibers form the supporting structure of plant cells. Their excellent mechanical properties are particularly useful in finish-foils, filtration or wall-covering applications. Combined with our binder systems, they help improve important characteristics – such as bonding strength and dimensional stability. 

Three filters in cylindrical shape made from cellulose fibers.

Automotive filtration

Filters help protect the engine from various types of dirt particles. Our systems extend the operating life of filters by simultaneously improving durability and the efficiency of dirt filtration.

Three sheets of foil made from cellulose fibers in a wood grain design

Finish foils 

Our binders optimize productivity because they allow excellent processability and homogeneous penetration into the paper. Their strong internal bonding and their good print and lacquer characteristics are also impressive.

Several rolls of nonwoven wall coverings in green and blue.

Wall coverings

Nonwoven wall coverings are easy to apply and can be removed without a trace.
Our binders provide dimensional stability, water resistance and internal bonding to your nonwoven wall coverings. 

Application's products

Acrodur® E 3530 L
Aqueous solution of a modified polycarboxylic acid with a polyol as crosslinking agent
Acronal® S 305 D
Binder for the formulation of coating colors for paper and board
Acronal® S 996 S
Aqueous dispersion of a self-crosslinking copolymer based on acrylic esters and styrene
Acronal® Pure 2416
Aqueous dispersion of a copolymer based on acrylic esters and styrene as main monomers, containing heat-sensitive “self-crosslinking” side monomers
Acronal® Pure 2728
Aqueous dispersion of a copolymer based on acrylic esters and styrene
Acronal® S 360 D
Binder for the formulation of coating colors for paper and board
Acronal® S 560
Aqueous dispersion of a copolymer based on acrylic esters, acrylonitrile and styrene
Styrofan® 2752
Aqueous dispersion of a copolymer based on styrene and 1,3 butadiene
Acronal® 500 D
Aqueous dispersion of a copolymer based on acrylic and vinyl esters
Technical Information: Preservation of Polymer Dispersions
Covering the selection of biocides for preservation to proper handling and storage techniques, ensuring the stability and quality of water-based polymer dispersions throughout their shelf life. Whether you are involved in production, packaging, transportation, or storage of polymer dispersions, this information will help you maintain optimal microbiological quality and ensure the longevity of your products.
Technical Information: Handling and Storage of Polymer Dispersions
Polymer dispersions are increasingly processed in various industries. Bulk delivery by road or rail tanker is more convenient for processing facilities. This Technical Information provides an overview of the advantages of bulk delivery and requirements for storage tanks. It also describes measures for handling bulk deliveries of polymer dispersions.

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Access your PCF data online 

As a customer of BASF's dispersions and construction additives business, you can now seamlessly access our Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) statements in MyIndustryWorld online. With this service, we aim to simplify measuring your carbon footprint – because we know the effort it takes.

How to read your PCF statement

In this video, our sustainability expert Alexander Schenzel guides you through a typical Product Carbon Footprint data sheet and explains all the essentials. 

Discover „MyIndustryWorld“ - the new service portal of BASF

Your service portal designed to boost your daily work. With MyIndustryWorld, you get quick and direct access to all the data, tools and expertise for our dispersion offerings in the EMEA region and construction additives worldwide – tailored to the needs of your industry.
Stacks of industrial C-IBC packaging at container handling facilities of BASF’s Ludwigshafen site. Credit: BASF

Increasing circularity in transport packaging

BASF is  switching to industrial C-IBC packaging containing a minimum of 30% recycled content for all deliveries of dispersions from the Ludwigshafen site in Germany. This is part of our journey towards a more circular economy.
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Upcycling solutions for interior design at NEST

Swiss innovation and research building NEST is all about bringing new sustainable technologies to the market, but faster. Upcycling solutions enabled by BASF binder technology are now part of the platform: a new unit features high-performance surface coverings from waste materials.   
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