Pressure-Sensitive Design and Formulation, Application (Volume 2) – 1st Edition
Author: Istvan Benedek

This volume serves as the practical companion to Pressure-Sensitive Design – Theoretical Aspects (Volume 1), offering a detailed and application-oriented approach to designing and formulating modern pressure-sensitive adhesives (PSAs).

As interest in PSA technology continues to expand, this second volume focuses on practical formulation strategies, product engineering, and industrial application techniques. It translates the theoretical foundation of macromolecular chemistry, polymer physics, rheology, and contact mechanics into real-world manufacturing and performance solutions.

Covering a broad range of PSA systems, coating technologies, and advanced materials, the book highlights the latest innovations in in-line coating, polymer synthesis, and product integration—crucial areas for the fast-growing market where pressure-sensitive products with and without adhesives compete.

What This Volume Covers

Practical formulation strategies for pressure-sensitive adhesives

Material selection and polymer design

Performance optimization for industrial applications

Adhesive and adhesive-free pressure-sensitive product development

Coating technologies, including in-line coating and synthesis

Process engineering and manufacturing considerations

Specialist insights from leading experts in the field

Who Should Use This Book

Adhesive formulators and product developers

Polymer and material scientists

Coating technology specialists

R&D teams in tapes, labels, films, and laminates

Adhesive manufacturers and converters

Technical libraries and universities

Volume 2 offers the hands-on guidance required to transform theory into functional PSA products, making it an essential reference for both industry professionals and academic researchers.