Polyterpene Resins

Polyterpene Resin (CAS 31393-98-3 | CAS 34363-01-4 | CAS 25766-18-1 | CAS 70750-57-1 | CAS 25719-60-2 | CAS 9003-74-1) (also called Terpene Polymer or Terpene Resin) is produced using only the renewable material mixed Terpene or Terpene monomer. It is known as a tackifying resin, which is highly compatible with various polymer materials such as polyolefins, SIS, natural rubber or styrene elastomer. They are based especially on the combination of solubility, light color, stability, and chemical inertness, excellent tackiness as well as their lack of toxicity.Foreverest™ Polyterpene Resins have full series, from low to high softening point. Polyterpene Resin, Aromatic Modified Polyterpene Resin, and Polyterpene Phenolic Resin, which display excellent compatibility with high polarity polymer materials such as acryl by copolymerization with petroleum-based components.Hydrogenated Polyterpene Resins, which are hydrogenated grades of various Polyterpene Resins and Aromatic Modified Polyterpene Resins, with their excellent color hues, thermal stability, and weather resistance are highly regarded in many industries as biobased tackifiers for their adhesive components and as modifying agents for various polymers.

The wide application of Polyterpene Resins in adhesives and in the preparation of adhesive tapes includes their use in rubber cement and friction tapes. They are also excellent low-cost tackifiers and aids in improving the adhesive characteristics of atactic polypropylene based Hot-melt Laminating Adhesives. These resins have good peel strengths when compared to the higher cost laminating resins. The specific adhesion of these Hot-melt Pressure Adhesives was found to be comparable to higher price resins.

Another wide field of application is rubber goods, including toys, hose, and medical rubber goods. The resins are also used in paints and leather goods, as well as in laminating and polish waxes, and in inks. Also useful in chewing gum and food.

BIOBASE INFO

1. Head fractions of Eucalyptus oil, Cedar oil and Sanmon oil (But limited)
2. Gum turpentine oil from Pinus massoniana lamb, Pinus yunnanensis, Pinus kesiya var. Langbianensis, Pinus elliottii and Pinus latteri Mason