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Low Fogging and Low VOC Electronics Adhesive Solutions

Hard disk drives, sensors and other components in laptops and mobile phones are extremely sensitive and can be disrupted by the presence of VOCs. As a result, adhesives in these application areas are often required to have low VOC off-gassing characteristics. 

To meet these requirements while still providing excellent adhesion performance, Avery Dennison Performance Polymers produces solvent acrylic, emulsion acrylic and UV-cured adhesives with low VOC properties along with a wide range of other characteristics. These adhesives are produced with reactants that don’t include high boiling point alcohols, which limits the amount of VOCs off-gassed over the life of the adhesive.

Along with the adhesive selection, the coating and manufacturing process plays an integral role in the VOC levels of a pressure-sensitive adhesive. With decades of experience designing and producing adhesives for a variety of coating systems, Performance Polymers can help manage VOC levels while still meeting the adhesion performance requirements of an application.

In addition to standard adhesives, challenging electronic applications often require specifically formulated, customized adhesive solutions. Working closely with our customers, our scientists and engineers can quickly adjust existing adhesive platforms or develop new polymer systems to address the most complex challenges.

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At Avery Dennison Performance Polymers, our technical service and R&D teams bring together extensive Materials Science knowledge and polymer design and formulation. We combine our coating and converting know-how with a deep understanding of end-user applications. And, our team has the capability to quickly tailor and customize adhesives to provide the right solution to your unique application-driven challenges.

For more information about our low VOC and low fogging pressure-sensitive adhesives for electronics applications, visit the product selector or contact our adhesive experts today.