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Natural Fibers

Low-emission Acrodur^®binders for natural fibers are an alternative to formaldehyde-based resins. Composite materials made with Acrodur^® and natural materials like hemp fibers, kenaf fibers or flax fibers offer several advantages to the automotive and construction industries:

They are lightweight and of high mechanical stability.
They are formable in thermoset or thermoplastic processes opening new design opportunities.

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Acrodur® 950 L

Aqueous solution of a modified polycarboxylic acid with a polyol as crosslinking agent

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Acrodur® E 950 L

Aqueous solution of a modified polycarboxylic acid with a polyol as crosslinking agent.

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Acrodur® Power 2850

Aqueous dispersion of a copolymer based on acrylic esters and styrene

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Acrodur® for natural fibers in Automotive

Low-emission Acrodur^® binders from BASF transform natural fibers like hemp, kenaf, flax and wood into light-weight, stable and durable functional composites. These are used in high-tech applications in the automotive industry to enable resource efficiency and boost more eco-friendly solutions – without compromising on performance.

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Composites for Construction

BASF’s binders – from thermoplastic to thermoset – are suitable for glass, synthetic, and natural fibers and for indoor and outdoor applications.

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Automotive composites

BASF’s binders are suitable for fiber types like glass, synthetic, and natural fibers. They facilitate the production of fiber-reinforced automotive composites.

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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.

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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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Web Seminar Recap: EU Restriction on Synthetic Polymer Microparticles

Get the most important information on the EU restriction on Synthetic Polymer Microparticles and its impact on the construction and architectural coatings industries. BASF experts will provide comprehensive information on relevant aspects of the regulation, applicable exemptions and associated labeling and reporting obligations.

BASF is investing in its dispersion production sites to meet growing customer demand in EMEA

BASF is enhancing its dispersion plants in Ludwigshafen, Germany, and Hamina, Finland, to meet growing demand in the EMEA region. These investments will increase capacity and flexibility, strengthening BASF's commitment to provide reliable, innovative solutions to customers throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

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Ways to reduce your carbon emissions

Discover practical strategies to reduce your organization’s carbon emissions. Get insights on GHG Protocol, Scope 1–3, and low-carbon product solutions.

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.

The future of lithium-ion batteries starts here

BASF and Group14 Technologies, a pioneer in silicon battery technology, have developed a market-ready solution for high-performance lithium-ion batteries. This innovation enables silicon-dominant anodes, meeting the high demands of the electric vehicle industry, including higher energy densities, faster charging capabilities and reduced system costs.