Uses and Benefits of Formaldehyde-free Resin

The term "formaldehyde-free" refers to the absence of formaldehyde in the binder used to construct the insulation. Interestingly, this does not rule out the possibility of formaldehyde and other volatile organic compounds (VOC) being released when the binder is put to hot glass. Interior moulded components and under-the-hood components that must tolerate high temperatures are made with formaldehyde-based resins. Exterior primers, clear coat paints, tire-cord adhesives, brake pads, and fuel system components are all made with these resins.

 

According to the "Coherent Market Insights" Global Industry Insights, Trends, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis of Formaldehyde-free Resin Market.

 

Formaldehyde-free Resin Market
Formaldehyde Free Resin Market

Uses and Benefits

Formaldehyde is a chemical that is used to make hundreds of products that help people live better lives. Formaldehyde is found in very little, if any, of the end items that customer use.

 

Building and Construction

Composite and engineered wood items, such as cabinetry, countertops, mouldings, furniture, shelves, stair systems, flooring, wall sheathing, support beams and trusses, and many other household furnishings and structures, are made with formaldehyde-based resins. Formaldehyde-based glues are excellent bonding agents, giving high-quality performance while remaining cost-effective.

 

Formaldehyde-based resins are used in a wide range of panel and board products in the wood products industry, allowing for the sustainable use of forestry resources and the reduction of waste. Composite wood panels, for example, are often created from recovered wood waste that would otherwise be burned or thrown away in a landfill.

 

Health Care Applications

The use of formaldehyde in the production of vaccinations, anti-infective medications, and hard-gel capsules has a long history of safety. Formaldehyde, for example, is used to inactivate viruses so that they do not cause disease, such as the influenza virus in the flu vaccination.

 

Personal Care and Consumer Products

Many personal care (1) and consumer goods require formaldehyde-based chemistry to be manufactured. These items may contain formaldehyde-releasing chemicals, which work as a preservative by killing germs and preventing bacteria and other diseases from growing, thereby increasing the shelf life of the product.

 

Automobiles

Vehicles with formaldehyde technology are lighter and more energy efficient. Interior moulded components and under-the-hood components that must tolerate high temperatures are made with formaldehyde-based resins.

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