PLACCEL 212CP is polycaprolactone diol and its molecular weight is 1250. Polycaprolactone diols have better properties of UV resistance and heat resistance than polyether diols. In addition, they also have better property of hydrolysis resistance than adipate based polyester diols.
PLACCEL 212CP can be used as a modifying agent, such as polyurethane, paint resin, and epoxy resin. Especially, polyurethane made from PLACCEL 212CP shows excellent properties in durability, hydrolysis resistance, oil resistance, heat resistance and low temperature characteristics and can be used for many fields, such as an elastomer, foam, spandex, adhesives, and artificial suede.
Daicel (U.S.A.), Inc. is a developer and manufacturer of chemical ingredients used in the Paint & Coatings industry. With expertise in cellulose, organic, and polymer chemistries and pyrotechnic engineering, it is committed to delivering optimal solutions via unique technologies. Daicel offers CELLOXIDE epoxy resins and PLACCEL polycaplolactone diols for robust paint and coating formulations.
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