We are gradually entering an era of the interconnection of Everything. With the advancement of science and technology, concepts such as 5G, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and big data have entered the public's attention, driving a new round of upgrading and popularization of consumer electronics.
Most of the electronic equipment manufacturing processes are relatively sophisticated, multi-step processes, and highly complex parts have spawned many supporting industries, and pressure-sensitive adhesive materials play a pivotal role in different fields.
Pressure-sensitive adhesive is an adhesive material, which produces viscous flow through slow and appropriate external force, realizes close contact with the surface of the pasted object, generates intermolecular force, and achieves interface bonding.
Silicone pressure-sensitive adhesive is widely used in the preparation of various protective films for the electronic industry, providing comprehensive protection for the transportation, manufacturing and use of precision parts.
There are many types of protective films. The common protective film has simple structure and no functional layer. The main components are the substrate and pressure-sensitive adhesive. Different substrates are selected according to different application scenarios and functional requirements, common ones are PET, PE, OPP, PI, TPU, PVC, etc. The pressure-sensitive adhesive used in the protective film can be divided into polyurethane (PU), acrylic and silicone, and their physical and chemical properties are quite different. With its advantages in high and low-temperature resistance, weather resistance, exhaust gas, and light transmittance, silicone pressure-sensitive adhesive has become the best choice in the field of electronic protective film.
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Viscosity is usually the primary consideration when choosing silicone pressure-sensitive adhesive. Viscosity is different from adhesion. The often-speaking "adhesion" generally refers to the peeling force between the substrate and the protective film. The viscosity also includes initial adhesion force, holding adhesive force and cohesive force. These are factors that customers need to consider comprehensively when choosing the pressure-sensitive adhesive. The backing of the substrate, the thickness of the glue and the formula will also affect the adhesion of the pressure-sensitive adhesive.
Besides the conventional viscosity requirements, the application performance is another key factor in choosing the pressure-sensitive adhesive. For example:

With the increasingly fierce competition in the industry, protective film manufacturers hope to effectively control the costs by reducing the thickness (quantity) of the coating under the premise of ensuring viscosity and reliability. On the other hand, pressure-sensitive adhesive needs to be used more on the surface of hard-to-stick materials, e.g. anti-fingerprint screens. (Anti-fingerprint technology is to apply a fluorine-containing coating with extremely low surface tension to the glass cover plate, so that it has the characteristics of hydrophobicity, oil repellency, scratch resistance, anti-fingerprint, smooth touch, etc.). All these put forward higher requirements on the performance of pressure-sensitive adhesives.
As one of the global manufacturers of silicone pressure-sensitive adhesive, XJYSilicones, relying on its professional team and years of (35 +) rich R & D experience, has completed the preparation from silicone resin synthesis to pressure-sensitive adhesive. We provide a series of customized and development services for our customers.
