Escor™ ethylene and acrylic acid (EAA) copolymer resins offer excellent adhesion to polar substrates without the need for primers.

EAA is used for adhesion to unprimed foil, paper, metallized film and provides substrate protection for improved structure reliability and barrier integrity.

EAA Dispersion History • EAA Dispersions have been commercially available since the early 80’s • Features of Traditional EAA dispersions: – High Acrylic Acid Content (20%) – 100% Waterbased – Surfactant-Free – Runs on Conventional Coating Equipment – FDA and BGVV Approvals

EscorTM EAA resins are copolymers of ethylene and acrylic acid. Their chemical compositions give excellent adhesion on polar substrates, without the use of a primer. This offers substantial economic advantages in structures where high adhesion on aluminium is needed. For example in:

Ethylene acrylic acid copolymer, referred to as EAA, is a material with thermoplasticity and extremely high adhesion. The EAA copolymer has excellent transparency, abrasion resistance, low temperature resistance, adhesion and colorability.

Ethylene and acrylic acid (EAA) copolymer resins offer excellent adhesion to polar substrates without the need for primers. Applications include liquid aseptic, dry-food and laminated tube container packaging, and cable shielding.

For electronic product packaging, EAA film provides a protective barrier for items like mobile phones, televisions, and computers. It shields these products from environmental factors that could potentially cause damage.

EAA (ethylene acrylic acid copolymer) film has good flexibility, impact resistance, and transparency. It is widely used in multiple fields. According to their uses, EAA films can be divided into food packaging films, pharmaceutical packaging films, agricultural covering films, electronic product packaging films, and construction industry films.

Dow Primacor® 1430 Ethylene Acrylic Acid (EAA) Category : Polymer , Film , Thermoplastic , Ethylene Acrylic Acid Material Notes: Film properties below based on a film thickness of 60 µm. Data provided by Dow Chemical. Order this product through the following link: http://www.lookpolymers.com/polymer_Dow-Primacor-1430-Ethylene-Acrylic-Acid-EAA.php

EAA8511 resin offers the following advantages: excellent adhesion to polar substrates, aluminum foil, metallized films, paper, iron, steel, and glass; high bond resistance when used to pack acidic food products; excellent coextrusion adhesive resin for polyamides; outstanding sealing