Heat fusible poly(vinyl acetate) dispersions

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds

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101426, 101450, 106 20, 106 28, 106 29, 106 30, 106 32, 260 22CB, 260 23AC, 26027R, B41M 106, C09D 1108, C09D 1110

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ABSTRACT:
It has been discovered that pastes of particulate, thermoplastic, poly(vinyl acetate) type polymers dispersed in a soft resinous phase can be prepared which heat-set by fusion of the thermoplastic binder. When pigmented or otherwise colored, these formulations have utility as printing inks. When uncolored, they can be used as clear overprint coatings. In addition, these fusible pastes have utility as specialty coatings in adhesives and can be fabricated into self-supporting shapes.

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