Intercol has several compounds, adhesive formulations, waterbased dispersions and dry powders to improve the properties of Starch based glues, adhesives, binders and coatings.
Intercol is experienced in binding all kind of packaging and construction materials, where our waterbased formulation especially provide a good performance on cellulosic and water absorbent, porous materials. These include also many biobased materials, paper/carton, cotton, wood and metals.
Where are starch adhesives used?
Starch adhesive, derived from starch, serves as a versatile and eco-friendly material with various applications. Let’s explore where it is commonly used:
- Papermaking Process: Starch is a principal non-food, industrial adhesive used in papermaking. When mixed with warm water, it forms a paste (similar to wheatpaste) that acts as a thickening, stiffening, and gluing agent for many paper and cellulosic products.
- Textile Stiffening: Clothing or laundry starch is another form of starch adhesive. It is applied to certain textile goods before ironing to stiffen them, ensuring a crisp appearance.
- Crafts and Collage: Homemade liquid starch glue can be used for crafts and collage projects. It’s simple to make and can be applied with a brush. Additionally, it can be used to create a thicker paste or even homemade finger paint.
- Light-Duty Repairs: Starch adhesive can also serve as an adhesive for light-duty repairs, adhering materials like paper, cardboard, or fabric together.
Starch adhesive finds its place in papermaking, textile care, crafts, and even minor repairs. Its biodegradability and non-toxic nature make it a sustainable choice for various applications.
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