
How to reduce transport emissions by using lightweighting solutions for adhesives and sealants
- 35 min
by
David Gonzalez Amago
Lightweight fillers can lead to up to 30% reduction in density aiding adhesives and sealants producers in mitigating their environmental impact. Various studies indicate that transport accounts for 25% of global CO2 emissions derived from energy conversion, with around 30% of this figure attributed to the transport of goods.
Density reduction of finished products, using lightweight fillers, gives benefits in terms of yield and cost saving in the end application by allowing for more surface/volume covered with the same weight. These end products also benefit from easier application (requiring less effort and faster operations) while maintaining good mechanical performance (e.g., tensile strength and elongation) and overall improved rheological properties.
This webinar will not only showcase the available lightweight filler technologies but also delve into various case studies related to flooring adhesives and reactive sealants, highlighting how these lightweight solutions can replace a large amount of mineral filler, significantly reducing the density in final formulations and potentially lowering CO2 emissions during transport.
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Length:
35 min
Why should you attend?
- Overall Benefits of using Lightweight Fillers / Microspheres in Adhesives, Sealants and Coatings
- How Omyasphere can enhance key properties (density, application) leading to tangible savings in the final formulation
- How Omyasphere affects mechanical properties (elongation, tensile, modulus) of adhesives and sealants
Who should attend?
- Formulators
- R&D Managers
- Technical Managers
- Lab Managers
- Marketing Managers
- Brand Managers
Presenters

David Gonzalez Amago
Director Global Business Development Lightweight Fillers
David holds a Civil Construction Degree from Polytechnic of Madrid. David has been working in the construction industry for +20 years, mainly for Cement chemistry, Mortar and Concrete Admixtures, Rheological Additives for Paints and Coatings. Most of his experience is in R&D, product and application development. As Director Global Business Development, David is leading the strategy and technical development of lightweight fillers /microspheres for all market segments and regions.
