With the global consensus on addressing climate change and promoting sustainable development, the "carbon footprint" of materials has become an important benchmark for measuring their environmental value.
In modern building structures, adhesives are no longer simply auxiliary materials; they become "invisible structural components" that undertake critical connection and load-bearing functions.
In the chemical system of polyurethane adhesives, the reaction between polyols and isocyanates is the core process for forming a three-dimensional crosslinked network, which directly determines the adhesive's cure speed, bond strength, and ultimate perfor
Emulsion, a coating substrate derived from renewable resources and combined with water-based technology, is reshaping the environmental landscape of anti-corrosion coatings.
Home coatings are often exposed to light, temperature and humidity fluctuations, and the weather resistance of bio-based polyols can indirectly affect the color stability of water-based pigments.
With continuous technological advancements, their application scope will continue to expand, becoming a vital force in building green infrastructure.