KRATON® D1111 KU Polymer is a linear triblock copolymer based on styrene and butadiene with a polystyrene content of 31%. It is supplied as non-dusted porous pellets. This product is versatile with a combination of high strength, low hardness, and low viscosity for easy thermoplastic processing as a melt or in solution. KRATON® D1111 KU Polymer is used in pressure sensitive adhesives, hot melt spray, diaper adhesives, construction adhesives, coatings, and sealants.
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Kraton Polymers International Ltd. can be formulated to produce a wide range of hot melt and solovent based industrial adhesives that range from non pressure-sensitive, to pressure sensitive, that adhere to a variety of substrates including paper, cardboard, polymer coated substrates, plastics, polyolefins, fabric, and foam, and that exhibit high performance.
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