For Binder we have terms and definitions in 30 topics. The topics are Adhesives and Sealants, Artist, Auto Body, Auto Insurance, Cigar, Comic Books, Construction, Explosives, Finance, Financial, Flood Insurance, Food, Import Cars, Insurance, Logging, Magnetic Tapes, Natural Gas, Paint, Pavement, Plastics, Purchasing A Home, Pyrotechnics, Real Estate, Real Estate Appraisal, Rocketry, Sculptural, Spyware, Textiles, Watercolor and Wire.

Binder (Adhesives and Sealants)

A component of an adhesive composition which is primarily responsible for the adhesive forces that holds two bodies together.

Binder (Artist)

That which holds the paint together, such as linseed oil for oil painting, polymers for acrylics, gum arabic for watercolors and gouache.

Binder (Auto Body)

An agent that helps keep pigment suspended in solution.

Binder (Auto Insurance)

A temporary insurance contract that provides proof of coverage until you receive a permanent policy from the company. A binder is subject to the payment of a premium.

Binder (Cigar)

Holds the filler together. It can be either a half-leaf of tobacco or pieces of chopped tobacco processed into sheet form.

Binder (Comic Books)

The person that oversees the bindery process.

Binder (Construction)

A receipt for a deposit to secure the right to purchase a home at an agreed terms by a buyer and seller.

Binder (Explosives)

Compositions that hold together a charge of finely divided particles and increase the mechanical strength of plugs or pellets of these particles when consolidated under pressure. Binders usually are resins, plastics, asphaltics or hard waxes used dry or in solution.

Binder (Finance)

An amount of money paid to indicate good faith in a transaction before the transaction is completed.

Binder (Financial)

Refers to the small but important amount of funds which accompany an offer to purchase real estate. This offer is usually written as an agreement to contract for the property. Each state and locality have varying laws about this action. It can be very binding. Refers to the small but important amount of funds which accompany an offer to purchase real estate. This offer is usually written as an agreement to contract for the property. Each state and locality have varying laws about this action. It can be very binding.

Binder (Flood Insurance)

A temporary agreement between company, producer, and insured that the policy is in effect. Binders are not permitted under the NFIP.

Binder (Food)

An ingredient or appareil used to thicken a sauce or hold together another mixture of ingredients.

Binder (Import Cars)

1. The paint material that forms the film, so called because it binds the pigment and additives into a solid, durable film. 2. Adhesive or glue used in brake linings to bond all the other materials together.

Binder (Insurance)

Temporary authorization of coverage issued prior to the actual insurance policy.

Binder (Logging)

A hinged lever assembly for connecting the ends of a wrapper to tighten the wrapper around the load of logs or materials.

Binder (Magnetic Tapes)

The polymer used to bind magnetic particles together and adhere them to the tape substrate. Generally, a polyester or polyether polyurethane based system. See polymer.

Binder (Natural Gas)

In a reinforced plastic, the continuous phase which holds together the reinforcement. NOTE: During fabrication, the binder which may be either thermoplastic or thermoset, usually undergoes a change in state.

Binder (Paint)

1. A component of paint that "binds" the pigment particles into a uniform, continuous paint film, and makes the paint adhere to the surface. The nature and amount of binder helps determine most of the paint's performance properties - washability, toughness, adhesion, color retention, and durability. 2. In caulk, a component that "binds" the pigment particles into a homogeneous compound and makes the caulk adhere to the surface. The main performance properties of caulk - durability, adhesion, and flexibility at low temperatures - are determined by the binder.

Binder (Pavement)

See Cement Paste

Binder (Plastics)

A resin or other material used to hold particles together. The binder is the continuous phase in a reinforced plastic which provides mechanical strength or ensures uniform consistency, solidification, or adhesion to a surface coating. Typical binder materials include resin, glue, gum and casein.

Binder (Purchasing A Home)

A preliminary agreement, secured by the payment of an earnest money deposit, under which a buyer offers to purchase real estate.

Binder (Pyrotechnics)

Substance used to hold certain pyrotechnic compositions together, such as stars

Binder (Real Estate)

1) A report issued by a title insurance company setting forth the condition of title as of a certain date, and setting forth the conditions which if satisfied will cause a policy of title insurance to be issued. 2) A policy of title insurance calling for a reduced rate (used by investors) for a future policy if the property is sold within a specified period.

Binder (Real Estate Appraisal)

Sometimes called a "Preliminary Certificate" or "Commitment". (1) A preliminary report as to the condition of a title and a commitment to issue a title insurance policy in a certain manner when certain conditions are met. (2) A deposit in escrow of a small part of the purchase price of real estate as evidence of good faith and to bind an agreement to purchase.

Binder (Rocketry)

The rubbery fuel used in solid propellants - also in Hybrid fuels.

Binder (Sculptural)

A substance in paints that causes particles of pigment to adhere to one another and to a support such as oil or acrylic.

Binder (Spyware)

A tool that combines two or more files into a single file, usually for the purpose of hiding one of them. A binder compiles the list of files that you select into one host file, which you can rename. A host file is a simple custom compiled program that will decompress and launch the source programs. When you start the host, the embedded files in it are automatically decompressed and launched. When a trojan is bound with Notepad, for instance, the result will appear to be Notepad, and appear to run like Notepad, but the Trojan will also be run. Examples

Binder (Textiles)

An adhesive material used to hold fibres together in a nonwoven structure.

Binder (Watercolor)

That which holds the paint together, such as linseed oil for oil painting, polymers for acrylics, gum arabic for watercolors and gouache.

Binder (Wire)

A helically applied tape or thread used for holding assembled cable components in place until additional manufacturing operations are performed.

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