Additives

JEFFAMINE® D 230 is a polyether diamine with low color, low viscosity, and moderate reactivity in epoxy curing. The polyether backbone yields cured resins with relatively high elongation, good toughness, and thermal shock resistance. It can be blended with higher-viscosity curing agents to reduce viscosity or combined with cycloaliphatics to enhance the elongation of higher-Tg (glass transition temperature) cured resins.

TRIETHYLENE GLYCOL (TEG) H is a variant of triethylene glycol (TEG), which is a linear dihydric alcohol aliphatic compound with hydroxyl groups at both ends. Like the previous TEG, it appears as a clear, practically colorless, odorless, and hygroscopic liquid at room temperature. This variant shares similar applications, including being used as a dehydrating agent for natural gas, a solvent and lubricant in textile dyeing and printing, a plasticizer, a raw material for polyester resins and polyols, a humectant, a constituent of hydraulic fluids, and a selective solvent for aromatics.

ETHYLENE GLYCOL is a clear, moderately viscous, and hygroscopic liquid at room temperature. It is a straight-chain aliphatic compound terminated on both ends by a hydroxyl group. This versatile chemical compound finds utility in various applications, including heat transfer agents, unsaturated polyester resins, chemical intermediates, plasticizers, humectants, and solvents.

ETHYLENE GLYCOL is a clear, moderately viscous, and hygroscopic liquid at room temperature. It is a straight-chain aliphatic compound terminated on both ends by a hydroxyl group. This versatile chemical compound finds utility in various applications, including heat transfer agents, unsaturated polyester resins, chemical intermediates, plasticizers, humectants, and solvents.