Franklin at ICE USA 2013: to Present Information on Full Range of High-performance PSAs

With its broad selection of high-performance permanent, removable and repositionable pressure sensitive adhesives, Franklin Adhesives & Polymers already offers converters and coaters a number of reasons to come to its booth, #1061, at ICE USA 2013. Yet, the division has added another attraction at the booth: a chance to win a free Apple iPad.

Franklin Adhesives & Polymers, a division of Franklin International, will hold a drawing for the iPad throughout the duration of the show, which runs from April 9 to 11. Show attendees who subscribe to the divisions new blog, Sticky Stuff, are automatically entered in the drawing.

The primary draw at the booth remains an opportunity to explore the divisions PSA products and capabilities. Franklin Adhesives & Polymers offers a range of PSAs, under the brand names Covinax, Acrynax and Micronax, to meet most coating applications. They include products that adhere to most types of paper and film - such as low-density polyethylene, polypropylene, polyvinyl chloride and mylar - for a wide variety of end uses: safety labels, sheet labels, pharmaceutical labels, stamps and mailing applications, tapes and masking applications, packaging and point of sale materials.

Adhesives experts from Franklin Adhesives & Polymers well-respective technical support team will be on hand at the booth throughout the show to discuss adhesive solutions for typical - and challenging - coating applications and to field questions coaters and converters have about PSAs and their application.

About Franklin International

Based in Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A., Franklin International was established in 1935 and today is among the largest privately held manufacturers of adhesives, sealants and polymers for commercial and industrial applications. Franklin integrates its core competency - emulsion polymerization - into a broad product offering, including glues, adhesives, hot melts, binders, sizing compounds and more. These products are distributed across six continents for use in construction, furniture manufacturing, millwork, paper converting, pressure-sensitive products and fiberglass reinforcement.

Source: Franklin International