Adhesives & Sealants Analysis Service

Adhesives & Sealants Analysis Service

A sealant is viscous material that has little or no flow characteristics and which stay where they are applied; or they can be thin and runny so as to allow it to penetrate the substrate by means of capillary action. Sealants are designed primarily to close gaps between surfaces and to prevent things like dust, water, or debris from getting in to a given space. With the emergence of the chemical industry and synthetic polymers, the range of adhesive and sealant formulations exploded.

Creative Proteomics offers analyses and tests for a wide range of adhesives and sealants as follows:

Adhesives & Sealants Raw Materials
             Starch and dextrin, gelatin (animal, fish, vegetable glues), asphalt and bitumen, natural rubber, resins, shellac, epoxy, polyurethane, cyanoacrylate, acrylic polymers…
Adhesives & Sealants Products
             UV adhesive, metal bonding adhesive, epoxy adhesive, conductive adhesive, glue adhesive, adhesive tape, 3M adhesive, waterproof sealant, stone tile sealant, silicone gasket sealant, asphalt sealant, spray sealant, acrylic sealants, concrete sealants, deck sealant.
Adhesives & Sealants Ingredients
             Curing agent, flexibilizer, diluent, filler, modifier

The tests and analyses available for adhesives and sealants at Creative Proteomics are as follows:

Compositional Analysis
       Deformulation (reverse engineering)
       Comparison Analysis
       Contaminant or Impurity Identification
       Fault Detection and Diagnosis in Industrial System
       Product and Process Development
       Contract R & D
       Failure Analysis
       Mechanical and Physical testing
       Chemical Properties
       Identification of Unknown Material

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