Ketone Resin

Description

 This is condensation reaction product of cyclohexane and formaldehyde.

 Ketonic resin enhances gloss, flow, hardness, drying speed and adhesion.

 It finds application in primer base coat and all type of printing inks, furniture industry as well as improving gasoline resistance of coating.

 Hydroxyl enriched KETONIC Resin can be used in 2K PU system for improvement in anticorrosive properties.

 KETONIC resins are soluble in acetone and insoluble in alcohol.

Sr no Product Code Type % Solid
(±2)		 Melting in Capillary°C Color Gardner (Max) Viscosity at 60% (1+1) Toluene+ n-Butanol at 30'C Acid Value
1 MACRO POL KF-10 Ketone Formaldehyde Resin 100 85-105 4 70-90 2

Uses: Compatibility with drying and nondrying short oil Alkyds dissolved in aromatic solvents very high gloss. Excellent build in air drying NC industrial finishes. Gives very good gloss in flexo links when used with non-reactive polyamides.
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Applications

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