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U.s. Forest Products Laboratory Certifies Trio Of Franklin International Covinax® Pressure Sensitive Adhesives As Recycling Compatible

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The U.S. Forest Products Laboratory has certified three pressure sensitive adhesives developed by Franklin Adhesives & Polymers, a division of Franklin International, as recycling compatible. The certification follows a joint research project between Franklin and the University of Minnesota to reduce or eliminate pressure sensitive adhesive particles from pulp made from recycled office waste paper. Read »

 

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