1,4-Cyclohexanedimethanol (CHDM) is miscible with water and alcohol, soluble in ketone, and insoluble in ether and aliphatic hydrocarbon. It is both hard and flexible, with high TG, and offers excellent heat stability, good solubility, and good weather resistance. This product is mainly used in polyesters, such as polyester fibers, and unsaturated polyester resins like PETG, PCT, PCTG, PCTA, and more. It can enhance the reactivity in polyester compounds, and improve the hydrolytic stability, plasticity, gloss, transparency, printability, and processing ability of the polymer. CHDM can also be used in powder coating applications, which could enhance low temperature resistance and weather resistance of coatings, and improve the gloss of the coating surface.
Suny Chem is a supplier of specialty chemicals used in the Graphic Arts & Inks industry. Established in Yantai China in 1995, it is dedicated to providing quality ingredients. Suny Chem’s offerings include Maleic Acid, Ketone, Epoxy, Polyolefin, Acrylic, and Polyamide Resins, EGDA, Chlorinated Polypropylene, Leveling Agents, PGDA, Water Based Ink Pigments, Ink Jet Pigments, and UV Ink Pigments.
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