Dehydrated Castor Oil Fatty Acid (DCOFA), Medium is a high diene fatty acid. DCOFA is a liquid that has a white to pale yellow color. Its linoleic acid (non-conjugated) is 30% to 45%, linoleic acid (conjugated) is 45% to 60%, and the conjugation by UV spectrometer of 50 min. Dehydrated castor oil fatty acid based alkyd resins and polyamides make up superior constituent in numerous print inks and paint formulations. DCOFA is also used in the manufacture of high solid alkyds, acrylic and epoxy ester resins, which are useful for appliance finishes, automotive topcoats, coil coatings, primers, interior and exterior can coatings, tube coatings, overprint varnishes, marine finishes and high-speed printing inks.
Castor International has years of experience in sourcing, marketing and sales of castor oil & derivatives. They are specialist in the field of this vegetable oil and its derivatives. Castor oil & derivatives have a lot of different applications. One of the biggest applications is Polyurethane. Some examples are: (floor)coatings, adhesives, sealants and soft and rigid foam. Besides castor oil & derivatives Castor International offers different raw materials for PU application. Castor International is also a specialist in the field of this vegetable oil and its derivatives.
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