- efforts of various industrial sectors toward low VOC emission
From 1990s, the indoor air pollution caused by chemical substances, or sick house syndrome, has attracted remarkable attention as a serious problem since it affects the human health. VOCs (volatile organic compounds), which are chemical substances, are regarded as major problem contributors. The Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare has established the "Committee on Sick House Syndrome: Indoor Air Pollution" to promote activities to take effective measures against VOCs.

The sick house syndrome introduced into vehicle cabins by VOCs is also regarded as a serious problem. The European countries, including Germany, initiated problem solution against VOCs from the beginning of 2000. In Japan, the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (JAMA) is promoting the VOC reduction campaign under the slogan of "Fulfillment of a more comfortable cabin environment."


Role of Sekisui's double-faced tapes
We have been realizing "contribution to environmental conservation" by means of our outstanding technologies. We are making the utmost efforts to propose products that feature less impact to the environment (e.g., 5782LSV double-faced tapes) under the slogan of "creation of products without impacts on either environment or humans."
- Low-odor and ultra low-VOC double-faced tape 5782LSV
The high-adhesion double-faced adhesive tape 5782LSV not only meets the guideline for thirteen VOCs specified by THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH, LABOUR AND WELFARE, but also cuts the total VOC (TVOC) by more than 90 % compared to current products. Thanks to its ultra-low VOC emission characteristics, 5782LSV can be applied to European vehicles controlled under strict EU regulations. Since the tape substantially cuts the odor, it will be an optimal material for use in vehicle cabins.
- Environmentally friendly product lineup
5782LSV, 5782, 735A
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Daily VOC emission from 5782LSV in VOC chamber
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Substances specified in THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH
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LABOUR AND WELFARE guideline(ug/m3)
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5782LSV |
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Formaldehyde
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100
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7
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Acetaldehyde
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48
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5
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Toluene
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260
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N.D.
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Xylene
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870
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N.D.
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Ethylbenzene
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3800
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N.D.
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Styrene
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220
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6
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Tetradecane
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330
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N.D.
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Diethylhexyl phthalate
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120
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N.D.
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Dibutyl phthalate
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220
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N.D.
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Diazinon
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0.29
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N.D.
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Fenobucarb
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33
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N.D.
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p-dichlorobenzene
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240
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N.D.
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| vChlopyrifof |
1 (0.1 for infants)
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N.D.
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* The measuring method complies with JIS A1901.
N.D. = The level is below the detection limit (0.001ug/m3)
* Data are only references; they are not guaranteed values.
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