ArticleRSC advances2025
Unveiling coumarone resin as a tackifier in SBS-based PSA systems-a comprehensive viscoelasticity study.
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Abstract
Styrene-butadiene-styrene (SBS) is an attractive block copolymer for Pressure Sensitive Adhesives (PSA) for labels, tapes, and hygiene products due to its good tack and easy processability. A key challenge in PSA formulation is overcoming the inherent trade-off between adhesion (tack) and cohesion (shear strength). This study is aimed to explore the potential of coumarone resin as a dual-phase tackifier for SBS based PSA. Owing to its aromatic structure and flexible side groups, cumarone-SBS blend offers a unique viscoelastic spectrum. Our findings confirmed strong resin-polymer compatibility and improved thermal stability. Rheological studies further showed that SBS formulations with coumarone develop a broader viscoelastic plateau and achieve a well-balanced relationship between elasticity (
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