Long open time polyamide compositions
AssigneeThe Dexter Corporation
InventorsPaul L. Morganelli, Douglas E. Frost
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AssigneeThe Dexter Corporation
InventorsPaul L. Morganelli, Douglas E. Frost
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A polyamide hot melt adhesive is provided. It comprises the polyamide condensation product of substantially equivalent quantities of (a) an acid component consisting essentially of one or more polymeric fatty acids and one or more dicarboxylic acids and (b) an amine component consisting essentially of (i) two or more non-cyclic aliphatic diamines and (ii) one or more amine-terminated polyglycol diamines. The amine component is substantially free of piperazine-containing polyamines. The adhesive has an open time of at least 120 seconds. Preferred non-cyclic aliphatic diamines are ethylenediamine and 1,6-diaminohexane, preferably present in about equimolar amounts. The composition may further comprise an aromatic sulfonamide plasticizer. The adhesive is particularly useful for spraying applications.
A polyamide hot melt adhesive composition comprising the polyamide condensation product of substantially equivalent quantities of (a) an acid component comprising one or more polymeric fatty acids and one or more dicarboxylic acids and (b) an amine component comprising (i) two or more non-cyclic alkyl diamines and (ii) one or more amine-terminated polyglycol diamines, said amine component being substantially free of piperazine-containing polyamines, said composition having an open time of at least 120 seconds.
A polyamide hot melt adhesive composition comprising the polyamide condensation product of substantially equivalent quantities of (a) an acid component consisting essentially of one or more polymeric fatty acids and one or more dicarboxylic acids and (b) an amine component consisting essentially of (i) two or more non-cyclic alkyl diamines and (ii) one or more amine-terminated polyglycol diamines, said composition having an open time of at least 120 seconds.
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