3.01.17
Demand for synthetic grass continues to grow along with interest in creating lush, sustainable urban landscapes. Research support from the...
3.01.17
“Our industry has always focused on energy conservation,” Grant Ostvig, Demilec director of technical service and commercial development, says. “Heatlok...
4.18.16
Thinking about creating climate-friendly replacements for chemicals historically derived from oil or natural gas? A new tax credit positions Iowa...
3.03.16
Carnegie Mellon University’s (CMU) School of Design needed a showcase room to receive esteemed visitors as well as deliver comfort...
3.03.16
By the end of 2007, Columbia Forest Products had converted all seven of its hardwood-plywood plants from urea-formaldehyde-based adhesive systems...
3.03.16
January, 2007 Columbia Forest Products continues to turn to soy to help improve their line of plywood products. The company has announced that...
3.03.16
October, 2015 The Bullitt Center’s many sustainable features include cabinets made from Columbia Forest Products formaldehyde-free PureBond Plywood. Photo Credit...
3.03.16
The United Soybean Board (USB) and the soybean checkoff help develop soy technology in a number of areas, including adhesives and other emerging industrial opportunities. May...
3.03.16
W.F. Taylor recently took a big step toward reducing sound transmission and replacing harmful chemicals in flooring with the introduction...
3.03.16
Some time ago, the International Agency for Cancer Research reclassified formaldehyde from a suspect carcinogen to a known carcinogen. With...
3.03.16
September, 2010 Thanks in part to funding from the United Soybean Board (USB), Franklin Adhesives & Polymers recently introduced a new bio-modified adhesive. According to...
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March, 2006 Common wood products such as plywood have used soy-based adhesives for over 70 years. With the introduction of...
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May, 2015 How do you eliminate the negative issues associated with hot-melt adhesives – such as charring, messy clean-up and...
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September, 2007 The soybean checkoff and United Soybean Board (USB) support the development of a wide range of biobased products. Green Products, LLC.,...
3.03.16
The green construction movement has driven demand for water-based coatings that can maintain strict environmental regulations, without sacrificing performance. Responding...
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