TERPLUS Adhesives

Macromolecular adhesives

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  • Adhesive
  • Adhesive tape

Polymerized using the TERP method: TERPLUS adhesive

With advanced molecular weight control within the high molecular weight domain, the TERPLUS series of adhesives contributes to the development of a uniform network, and has many different applications to address low contamination, thermal durability, stress relaxation, elastic modulus control and other needs.

Solution

TERPLUS adhesives contain a small number of low molecular weight ingredients and have low contamination and heat resistance features in the applications where they are needed.

With its advanced molecular weight control within the high molecular weight domain, the TERPLUS series of adhesives contributes to the development of a uniform network and makes it possible to design products with low contamination, heat resistance, stress relaxation and elastic modulus features.

Features

Low contamination

Controlling the molecular weight distribution reduces oligomer ingredients in the low molecular weight domain and prevents glue from remaining on the adherend.

Heat Resistance Diagram

Heat resistance

Controlling the molecular weight distribution enables the formation of a rubber-like planarization area in a wide range of temperatures, from low to high.

Elastic modulus

Controlling the molecular weight distribution enables the formation of

a rubber-like planarization area in a wide range of temperatures, from low to high.

General Properties

Representing Grade Characteristics 

TERPLUS Characteristics  Basic properties
Slight adhesion

Intermediate

adhesion

Strong

adhesion

Heat resistance Acid free High concentration Solid content Solvent
100-001 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 15-25 AcOEt
100-002 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 20-30 AcOEt
100-007 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 40-50 AcOEt
200-001 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 15-25 AcOEt
200-002 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 17-27 AcOEt
200-004 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 30-40 AcOEt
300-001 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 15-25 AcOEt
300-003 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 40-50 AcOEt
300-004 ⚫︎ ⚫︎ ⚫︎ 30-40 AcOEt

Achievements

Process tape for electronic materials

  • Molecular weight control in macromolecular domains enables durability in the high temperature range
  • The polymer has a small number of low molecular weight ingredients, which reduces adherend contamination resulting from glue residue

Related products

TERPLUS, polymerized by the TERP method, a type of living radical polymerization, has a block polymer structure that enables control of the arrangement of components acting on pigment adsorption and dispersant affinity, resulting in strong adsorption on the pigment surface and steric stability through dispersant affinity. As a result, both excellent dispersibility and dispersion stability can be achieved.

  • Paint
  • Polymer
  • Dispersant

For inquiries
to Otsuka Chemical Co., Ltd.