Polyurethanes (PUs) and silyl-modified polymers (SMPs) are versatile materials containing both organic and inorganic functional groups, enabling the formation of highly reactive polymer networks. These polymers serve as key components in adhesives, sealants, and coatings, and are widely employed across DIY, construction, and industrial applications for both indoor and outdoor use. The performance properties of PU and SPUR adhesives can be finely tuned through the careful selection of monomers and formulation strategies. However, in most cases, the resulting bonded interfaces are permanent, posing significant challenges for separation and recycling. Developing sustainable end-of-life strategies for these materials remains a critical technical and economic challenge in sectors such as automotive, energy storage, and flexible packaging.
Actualités
- Optimisation du tri des films polymères flexibles par intelligence artificielle et tatouage numérique
- Section CNU 62 – MCF – Physique et Ingénierie des Polymères : Laboratoire Biomatériaux et Bioingénierie, Ecole européenne d’ingénieurs en chimie, polymères et matériaux, Unistra (01/03/2026)
- MoDeSt 2026 : Abstract submission deadline April 1st, 2026
- PEPR Recyclage – Recyclage Plastique : Mécanique VS. Chimique
- EUPOC 2026: Important Update on Starting Date and Deadlines Remind