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Disproportionated Rosin Extra Grade is a raw material produced by isomerizing gum rosin with a catalyst. This product is commonly used as a polymer emulsification agent in the production of water-soluble pressure sensitive adhesives. It has a maximum abietic acid content of 0.1% and a softening point of 76°C.
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Alcohol Soluble Maleic Resin WMR110 is a raw material created from modified maleic resins through the esterification of polyalcohol. It is a bead or flake in appearance with a softening point of 100-120°C. This product is commonly used to provide high gloss and fast drying in alcohol soluble printing inks and water-based inks.
Alcohol Soluble Maleic Resin WMR130 is a raw material created from modified maleic resins through the esterification of polyalcohol. It is a bead or flake in appearance with a softening point of 120-140°C. This product is commonly used to provide high gloss and fast drying in alcohol soluble printing inks and water-based inks.
Alcohol Soluble Maleic Resin WMR150 is a raw material created from modified maleic resins through the esterification of polyalcohol. It is a bead or flake in appearance with a softening point of 140-150°C. This product is commonly used to provide high gloss and fast drying in alcohol soluble printing inks and water-based inks.
Disproportionated Rosin 1st Grade is a raw material produced by isomerizing gum rosin with a catalyst. This product is commonly used as a polymer emulsification agent in the production of water-soluble pressure sensitive adhesives. It has a maximum abietic acid content of 0.5% and a softening point of 76°C.