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You have received a technical answer already from Ms Ranjani, however, She has touched the PVA and PVAc adhesive for wood from Chemical view. The major reaction takes place when you use this adhesive is between wood/plywood or Laminate in the majority of cases. There are following precautions required for getting a good bond.Good Surface preparation- cleaning/dirt/dust removal.Application on laminate first.Application on plywood later.Allowing open time ( approx 5 minutes)Bond the surface with pressure.There is fusion reaction takes place between PVAc adhesive like Resiwood Hydra plus/ Fevicol or another similar adhesive with CELLULOSE molecules of WOOD/PLYWOOD/LAMINATE. This will happen only when proper pressure is applied.The bond will develop depending on product type some give handling strength in 2 hours some give in 4 to six hours.There are other adhesives also - there are other substrates also so it is adhesive selection process which will finalise the applications, precautions and final strengths.

A Cello-Tape is the adhesive-tape used in a variety of applications. From packaging to masking and homes to commercial establishments and offices. These adhesive tapes consist of two components; one is the backing material or the Carrier and the other is the sticky adhesive. The adhesive used is called pressure-sensitive adhesives. By pressure-sensitive, we mean that on the application of pressure the adhesive should stick.These adhesive tapes were introduced in Britain almost 160 years back. The backing of these tapes were cellophane sheets. With plastic films gaining ground, cellophane films were replaced by plastics. The cello-tapes became a generic name irrespective of the backing material used. New production units came up and in the USA, these tapes were named Scotch Tapes.Backing Materials: The desirable properties of backing materials are thatThey should be strong and do not tear on pulling.Amenable to produce very thin material.Compatible with the adhesives they carry.Should not expand or contract at higher temperatures.Should be easily cut by a knife or other sharp material.Paper, Fabrics, Cellophane, BOPP, PVC, PP and other thin films are used.As were the new backing materials, the adhesives used have also undergone changes. One thing we should understand is that in a cello tape, you need adhesives which have a high tack. The adhesive used should not absorb moisture. On storage, the adhesive should not lose its tackiness and should not become soggyThe adhesive should have good tackiness.They should not turn soggy on storage.They are pressure sensitive.They are usually hot-melt at 150 Deg C.At room temperature, they don’t flow.Acrylic, Synthetic Rubber, Terpene Resins, PVAc, and other ingredients are used in their formulations.Simple machinery (mainly hand-operated rollers) was sufficient to make the tapes. However, the technology for making the tapes have advanced rapidly and automatic machines are used now.One such high-tech machinery is shown in the video link.If you have any queries post in the comments.

[1][1][1][1][2][2][2][2] PVA Poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVOH, PVA, or PVAl) is a water-soluble synthetic polymer. It has the idealised formula [CH2CH(OH)]n. It is used in paper-making, textiles, and a variety of coatings. It is white (colourless) and odourless. It is sometimes supplied as beads or as solutions in water.[3][3][3][3] Usage of PVA1.Papermaking & processingIn papermaking, water-soluble polymers are mainly applied to surface sizing agent, pigment binding agent, and paper addictive. In the past starch-based pigment was used as a surface sizing agent and casein as a binding agent. Today since the adhesion of PVA to fibers is stronger than casein, with better film-forming property and higher intensity of the film, the demand of PVA for paper processing is on the rise. Along with the large-equipment involving, high efficiency and high-grade papermaking and reasonable ways of packing, such demand will be even greater. Main applications: (1) binding agent for paper; (2) re-moistening agent; (3) paper surface sizing; (4) paper pigment coating; (5) papermaking (paper internal sizing). Applicable varieties: 24-99, 20-99, and 17-88 etc.2. Plywood, artificial board and timber processingPVA can be a de-characterizing agent of thermosetting resin mainly used as a binding agent such as carbamide, formaldehyde resin and melamine, for plywood, artificial board and timber processing. When mixed with melamine-formaldehyde resin, the PVA size paste helps increase the viscosity and shortens both curing and cooling time with stronger initial cohesion. Commonly used varieties: 17-99, 20-99, and 24-99 etc.3. Emulsifying and stabilizing agentsWith its very low surface tension and its ability to disperse VAC in water into very fine granules, PVA is applied to produce PVAc emulsion. It is also a very good protective colloid that enables the polymerized, colloidal and granular PVAc to form a stable aqueous emulsion and keep it from coagulation or degradation. Selection from a variety of PVA products depends on their properties. As for latex with a strong cohesion at the beginning of production, the complete alcoholysis type PVA can be selected, such as those labeled 24-99, 18-99, 20-99 and 17-99; on the contrary, for production of latex with low viscosity despite high content of solid, a PVA with a low degree of polymerization may be mixed with a PVA with high alcoholysis, and 03-88 can be used together with 17-99.4. Construction IndustryPVA is used as an addictive to cement and mortar for efficient increase of their cohesion and fluidity, and reduce the drying time for the concrete surface, thus increasing coating adaptability and preventing concrete cloth from chapping. Besides, due to its simple application method with desired effects, PVA is suitable for wall and ceiling decoration and tile facing.PVA can be also used as an adhesive agent for profiles, e.g. prefabricated plasterboard and sound absorption board that are made of organic fibers (cane, residue and wood-shavings) or non-organic materials on which highly cohesive and waterproof PVA series can be applied to make profiles through compression and cohesion.The PVA solution, a poly vinyl formal (PVFM) high molecular compound, finds its wide application in internal wall coating, plasterwork and joint sealing due to its favorable properties of weather resistance, waterproof, non-swell with water, non-embrittlement, non-poison, tastelessness, and inexpensive prices.In the coating sector the traditional varieties can only be used in making profiles. PVA with a higher degree of polymerization, such as the models 20-99 and 24-99, are often selected as a substitute.5. PVA FilmPVA film has many unique advantages unmatchable for general polypropylene and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) due to its properties of bearing static electricity, good optical transmission, good gloss, low oxygen permeability, and coriaceous coating.In this sector traditional varieties are seldom used. Due to low viscosity of PVA 17-99 series, generally for membrane not easily soluble, PVA 20-99 and 24-99 may be used, whereas the PVA 17-95 and 17-88 may be often used for production of water-soluble membranes.6. PrintingFor the PVA film which contains dichromatidgelatin or cinnamon acid, after ultraviolet radiation, part of the PVA combines with dichromatidgelatin to produce insoluble complex salt, or with cinnamon acid to have a water-insoluble meshwork due to the bridging effect. After heat treatment for increase of physical strength, the meshwork can be used for screen printing.7. TextileFunctional PVA is now the most efficient synthetic sizing agent for warp paste with the following advantages:(1). PVA membrane has a good sizing effect and can improve the weavability of high-density and high-grade textiles due to its excellent properties of obdurability, smoothness, wear resistance and adhesiveness on fibers.(2). PVA has a powerful cohesive force on fibers as well as good protective effects to reduce times of textile yarn breaking and improve weaving efficiency.(3). PVA size paste doesn’t not get corrosive easily and degraded without any change in viscosity after long-time heating, which ensures stable sizing and minimizes hard size spots.(4). At textile factories the moisture of starch paste must be at 80-85%, while the moisture requirement for PVA size mixture is just 70-75%, which makes it possible to improve operating environment and production efficiency.(5). To minimize desizing in the process of sizing and weaving and keep the factory area clean, PVA series with medium degrees of polymerization and 90-97 (mol/mol)% alcoholysis, such as 20-95 and 17-95, are applicable.8. VinylonThough its clothing property may be far less popular than other synthetic fibers, Vinylon is still known for its properties of moisture absorption and wear resistance and can substitute some cotton-made bedding, knitwear, decorative cloth, canvas, uniform, work clothes, fishing net and curtain. Other properties of vinylon meet industrial requirements, such as high strength, low elongation, high modulus, acid/alkali/weather resistance, good adhesiveness to rubbers. So high-strength and high-membrane vinylon can be used as an alternative to asbestos.Polyester is a category of polymers that contain the ester functional group in their main chain. As a specific material, it most commonly refers to a type called polyethylene terephthalate (PET). Polyesters include naturally occurring chemicals, such as in the cutin of plant cuticles, as well as synthetics such as polybutyrate. Natural polyesters and a few synthetic ones are biodegradable, but most synthetic polyesters are not.The material is used extensively in clothing.Footnotes[1] Polyvinyl alcohol - Wikipedia[1] Polyvinyl alcohol - Wikipedia[1] Polyvinyl alcohol - Wikipedia[1] Polyvinyl alcohol - Wikipedia[2] Polyester - Wikipedia[2] Polyester - Wikipedia[2] Polyester - Wikipedia[2] Polyester - Wikipedia[3] What are uses of PVA,Polyvinyl Alcohol?[3] What are uses of PVA,Polyvinyl Alcohol?[3] What are uses of PVA,Polyvinyl Alcohol?[3] What are uses of PVA,Polyvinyl Alcohol?